Known for
Acting
Born
November 28, 1884
Birthplace
Paris, France
Died
August 28, 1978 (aged 93)
In his sketches, popular French comedian'Fernand Raynaud' was often bullied by a self-righteous sharp-tongued spinster called Mademoiselle Lelongbec, the parish organist. Tall, lean and unattractive, Maximilenne (born Henriette Genty in 1884) seemed born to play the part and she WAS the obvious choice for director Robert Darène when, in 1958, he prepared to film a Fernand Raynaud's vehicle entitled "Houla Houla". Donning the attire of Mlle Lelongbec Maximilenne had the distinguished opportunity to nag poor Fernand, on the big screen this time around. A role that epitomizes a long screen career, spanning the three decades between the advent of the sound period and the birth of the French New...
1959
as Mrs. Rosenthal
1959
as Mlle Lelongbec
1958
as Nun (uncredited)
1957
as Madame Mouilletu
1954
as Madame Moucaille
1954
as Miss Frador aka 'Cul-de-poule'
1952
as Cornil's Widow
1952
as Madame Bleubois
1952
as Pervenche
1951
1951
as The personnel manager
1951
as La soeur du Marquis
1951
as Madame Bleubois
1950
as Blandine
1950
as Madame Rabichou
1950
as Aunt Faguet
1949
as Mademoiselle Thomasson
1948
as Salvation Army commander
1948
as Justine Putet
1947
as Une dévote à l'église (uncredited)
1946
as Mme Estelle
1946
as Mademoiselle Anaïs
1944
as Young lady Ménard
1943
as Madame Cabin
1943
as Madame Bertaud (uncredited)