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Director
Raymond Bernard
- Born October 10, 1891 in Paris, France
- Died December 12, 1977
Raymond Bernard (10 October 1891 – 12 December 1977) was a French film director and screenwriter whose career spanned more than forty years. He is best remembered for several large-scale historical productions, including the silent films Le Miracle des loups (The Miracle of the Wolves) and Le Joueur d'échecs (The Chess Player) and in the 1930s Les Croix de bois (Wooden Crosses) and a highly regarded adaptation of Les Misérables.
Known for
Les Misérables1934
Wooden Crosses1932
Blood on His Sword1961
Whims1942
La belle de Cadix1953
Seventh Heaven1958
Maya1949
Goodbye Darling1946
Filmography
- 2012Raymond Bernard, une carrière françaiseFilmSelf
- 1961Blood on His SwordFilm(uncredited)
- 1958Seventh HeavenFilmDirector, Writer
- 1957The Seventh CommandmentFilmDirector
- 1955Fruits of SummerFilmWriter, Director
- 1953La belle de CadixFilmDirector, Writer
- 1953La Dame aux caméliasFilmDirector
- 1952Judgement of GodFilmDirector, Writer
- 1951The Cape of HopeFilmDirector
- 1949MayaFilmDirector, Adaptation
- 1949Crossroads of LifeFilm
- 1946Goodbye DarlingFilmWriter, Director
- 1946A Friend Will Come TonightFilmDirector, Writer
- 1942WhimsFilmWriter
- 1939Cavalcade of LoveFilmDirector
- 1939The Mayor's DilemmaFilmDirector
- 1938I Was an AdventuressFilmDirector
- 1937Marthe RichardFilmDirector
- 1937CulpritFilmDirector
- 1936Anne-MarieFilmDirector
- 1935Lovers and ThievesFilmDirector
- 1934Les MisérablesFilmDirector, Writer
- 1934Tartarin of TarasconFilmDirector, Adaptation
- 1932Wooden CrossesFilmDirector, Screenplay
- 1931Faubourg MontmartreFilmAdaptation, Director
- 1930TarakanovaFilmDirector
- 1927The Chess PlayerFilmDirector, Writer
- 1924Miracle of the WolvesFilmDirector, Writer
- 1923Le Costaud des ÉpinettesFilmDirector
- 1922TriplepatteFilmDirector
- 1921La Maison videFilmDirector, Writer
- 1920The Secret of Rosette LambertFilmDirector
- 1919Le Petit CaféFilmDirector, Writer
- 1915Jeanne DoréFilmJacques Doré