
Known for
Acting
Born
December 14, 1880
Birthplace
Paris - France
Died
January 10, 1952 (aged 71)
Léon Belières was born on 14 December 1880 in Paris, France. He was an actor and writer, known for Figaro (1929), La ronde des heures (1931) and The Mystery of the Yellow Room (1930). He died on 10 January 1952 in Paris, France.
1951
as The President of the old comedians
1949
as Jules Flamand
1949
as Mr. Mandy, the mayor of Ars
1948
as Albert Bloch, le directeur du théâtre
1947
as The priest
1946
as The pastor
1946
as Baptiste
1944
as Monsieur Ozanne
1942
as Businessman (uncredited)
1942
as Abbe Jocasse
1941
as Parizot
1940
as Lahirel
1940
as Maître Pastèque
1939
as monsieur Le Moyne
1939
1939
as le président Réginald Brick
1938
as Buisson
1938
1938
as Meyerboom
1937
as Trichet
1937
as Abbe Merlin
1936
1936
as Régis Castel-Bénac
1935
1935
as Rocaille