Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

2001 Le Petit Poucet (also co-screenwriter, camera
operator)
2002 La Vie promise (also co-screenwriter, camera
operator)
2004 Les Rivières pourpres II: Les Anges de l’Apocalypse
/ I fi umi di poropra II—Gli angeli dell’apocalisse
(also camera operator; France / Italy / UK)
2007 La Môme / Edith Piaf / UK: The Passionate
Life of Edith Piaf / USA: La Vie en Rose (also
co-screenwriter, co-dialogist; France / UK /
Czech Republic)
Television Filmography
1994 Tous les Garçons et les Filles de leur Âge (episode
“Frères”; shortened TV version of the
unreleased movie Frères: La Roulette rouge; also
co-screenwriter, co-dialogist)
1999 Chambre No. 13 (episode “Mort au Champ
d’Honneur”)
DAJOUX, PHILIPPE (March 23, 1968, Marseille,
Bouches-du-Rhône, France–)
He attended the Conservatoire d’Art Dramatique
de Marseille before learning acting, dance, and song
at San Diego USIU. Having returned to France, he
enrolled in the lyric art department of the Marseille
Conservatory and began playing onstage (L’Ecole des
Femmes; Angélique, Marquise des Anges), in fi lms (1991
Money, Steven Hilliard Stern, France / Canada / Italy /
Netherlands; Jesuit Joe, Olivier Austen; 1997 Les Couleurs
du Diable / I colori del Diavolo / USA: The Colors of
the Devil, Alain Jessua, France / Italy; Comme des Rois
/ Krolowie zycia / USA: Kings for a Day, François Velle,
France / Poland; 1998 Scènes de Lit, short, François
Ozon, shot in 1996; Rewind, Sergio Gobbi, France /
Italy), and on TV (1996 L’Enfer vert, Philippe Bensoussan;
Les Vacances de l’Amour, episode “Mystère,” Pat
Le Guen-Tenot). After briefl y being a video assistant,
he directed video clips and then shorts. Other credit
(as delegate producer): 2003 Apporte-moi ton Amour
(short, Eric Cantona).
Filmography
1997 Gueules d’Amour (short; also screenwriter,
dialogist, actor)
1999 Les Fadas (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)
Les Collègues (also screenwriter, dialogist, actor)
2001 La Grande Vie! (also screenwriter, dialogist,
producer, actor)
2005 Une Belle Histoire (also screenwriter, dialogist)
Television Filmography
2006–2009 Plus Belle la Vie (222 26')
DALLIER, ROGER (Roger Paulin Detienne / November
4, 1919, Bourganeuf, Creuse, France–September
29, 1993, Vigneux-sur-Seine, Essonne, France)
He was mainly an assistant director (1948 Gli uomini
sono nemici / Le Carrefour des Passions / USA: Crossroads
of Passion, Ettore Giannini, Henri Calef, Italy / France;
1951 Juliette ou La Clé des Songes, Marcel Carné; 1953
Leur Dernière Nuit / USA: Their Last Night, Georges
Lacombe; 1955 Je suis un Sentimental / Io sono un
sentimentale / USA: Headlines of Destruction, John
Berry, France / Italy; 1956 L’Homme aux Clés d’Or, Léo
Joannon; 1958 Cargaison blanche / USA: Illegal Cargo,
Georges Lacombe; Le Désert de Pigalle / L’inferno di
Pigalle / A Priest in Pigalle, Léo Joannon, France / Italy;
Mon Coquin de Père / A Parigi in vacanza, Georges Lacombe,
France / Italy, shot in 1956; 1961 Le vergini di
Roma / Les Vierges de Rome / USA: Amazons of Rome,
Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia, Vittorio Cottafavi, Italy /
France / Yugoslavia; Dynamite Jack / Dinamite Jack, Jean
Bastia, France / Italy; 1963 Les Abysses, Nikos Papatakis;
1967 Un Idiot à Paris, Serge Korber; Les Arnaud / Voglia
vivere la mia vita, Léo Joannon, France / Italy; 1970
L’Ardoise, Claude Bernard-Aubert, France / Italy).
Filmography
1949 Mademoiselle de la Ferté
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Television Filmography
1973 Du Plomb dans la Tête (TV series; also coscreenwriter)
1976 Larguez les Amarres!
1979 Le Crime des Innocents (also screenwriter,
adapter)
1980 La Petite Valise
DALLY, PATRICE (August 6, 1920, Paris, France–
September 1985, Paris, France)
The son of a physician who had fi lmmakers among
his patients, he started out as an assistant director
(1947 La Fleur de l’Âge, Marcel Carné, unfi nished; 1950
Voyage à Trois, Jean-Paul Paulin; 1951 Juliette ou La Clé
des Songes, Marcel Carné; 1952 Othello, Orson Welles,
Morocco, shot in 1949–1952; 1955 Du Rifi fi chez les
Hommes / UK and USA: Rifi fi , Jules Dassin, France