Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

326 • DIAMANT-BERGER, JÉRÔME
louer,” “Gavroche et Flambeau”; also screenwriter)
1917 Ils y viennent tous au Cinéma (short; also
screenwriter)
Une Soiré mondaine (short)
1921 Les Trois Mousquetaires (twelve episodes:
“L’Auberge de Meung,” “Les Mousquetaires
de M. de Tréville,” “La Lingère du Louvre,”
“Les Ferrets de Diamant,” “Pour l’Honneur
de la Reine,” “Le Bal des Echevins,” “Le Pavillon
d’Estrées,” “L’auberge du Colombier
Rouge,” “Le Bastion Saint-Gervais,” “La Tour
de Portsmouth,” “Le Couvent de Béthune,”
“La Cabane de la Lys”; also screenwriter,
adapter, producer)
Boubouroche (short)
Par Habitude (short; also screenwriter, producer)
Une Faible Femme (short)
1922 Vingt Ans après (ten episodes: “Le Fantôme de
Richelieu,” “Le Donjon de Vincennes,” “La Bataille
de Lens,” “Le Fils de Milady,” “La Guerre
des Rues,” “Dans les Camps opposés,” “Au
Pied de l’Echafaud,” “La Felouque l’Eclair,” “La
Bataille de Charenton,” “L’Aventure du Cardinal
Mazarin”)
Le Match Criqui-Ledoux (short)
1923 Gonzague (also producer)
Le Mauvais Garçon (also screenwriter, producer)
L’Affaire de la Rue de Lourcine (also screenwriter,
adapter, producer)
Jim Bougne, Boxeur (medium-length; also
screenwriter, producer)
1924 Le Roi de la Vitesse
L’Emprise (also screenwriter, producer)
1925 Fifty-Fifty (short; also producer)
Lover’s Island (also producer; USA)
Marionnettes (short)
1926 Rue de la Paix
The Unfair Sex (USA)
1927 Education de Prince (also co-screenwriter, coadapter)
1930 Tu m’oublieras (also lyricist)
Paris la Nuit
Monsieur Gazon (short)
Un Drame dans la Tempête (short)
1931 Sola (also screenwriter, adapter)
Tout s’arrange (also screenwriter, dialogist,
lyricist)
L’Ecole de Ciné (short)
Mariage d’Amour (short)
Tante Aurélie (short)
1932 La Bonne Aventure (also screenwriter, dialogist,
lyricist)
Clair de Lune (also screenwriter, dialogist,
producer)
Les Trois Mousquetaires / USA: Three Musketeers
(two parts: “Les Ferrets de la Reine,” “Milady”;
also screenwriter, adapter, dialogist)
1933 L’Accordeur (short)
Le Passager clandestin (short)
1934 Miquette et sa Mère (co-director with D. B.
Maurice = Maurice Diamant-Berger, Henri
Rollan; also screenwriter, adapter, dialogist,
producer)
1935 La Grande Vie (short)
Jim Bougne (short; talking version of the short
of 1923)
Une Demi-Heure en Correctionnelle (short)
1937 Arsène Lupin Détective (also screenwriter,
adapter, co-dialogist)
1938 La Vierge folle / USA: A Foolish Virgin
1939 Tourbillon de Paris / USA: Whirl of Paris / Whirlwind
of Paris
1949 La Maternelle
1951 Monsieur Fabre / USA: Amazing Monsieur Fabre
(also co-screenwriter, co-adapter, co-dialogist)
1952 Mon Curé chez les Riches
1953 Le Chasseur de chez Maxim’s (also co-screenwriter,
co-adapter, co-dialogist, producer)
1955 La Madone des Sleepings (also screenwriter,
adapter, dialogist, producer)
1956 Mon Curé chez les Pauvres (also screenwriter,
adapter, dialogist, producer)
1957 C’est arrivé à 36 Chandelles (also co-screenwriter,
co-dialogist, producer)
1959 Messieurs les Ronds-de-Cuir (also screenwriter,
adapter, producer)
1971 Soirée mondaine (short; Henri Diamant-
Berger)
DIAMANT-BERGER, JÉRÔME (September 25,
1950, Paris, France–)
The grandson of director and producer Henri
Diamant-Berger and the son of a script supervisor
mother, he spent many hours of his childhood on sets.
He studied in arts, architecture, and design schools
and drawing workshops for fi ve years. Then he be-