Maurice Chevalier's first working job was as an acrobat, until a serious accident ended that career. He turned his talents to singing and acting, and made several short films in France. During World War I he enlisted in the French army. He was wounded in battle, captured and placed in a POW camp by the Germans...See full bio »
1960Can-Can
(performer: "Live and Let Live", "Live and Let Live" reprise, "Just One of Those Things", "Montmart'")
1958Gigi
(performer: "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" - uncredited, "It's a Bore" - uncredited, "I Remember It Well" - uncredited, "I'm Glad I'm Not Young Anymore" - uncredited)
1935Folies Bergère de Paris
(performer: "Valentine" 1925, "Rhythm of the Rain" 1935, "Au Revoir L'Amour" 1935, "You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth" 1935, "I Was Lucky" 1935, "Singing a Happy Song" 1935, "I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You" 1932 - uncredited)
1932Love Me Tonight
(performer: "That's the Song of Paree" 1932 - uncredited, "Isn't It Romantic" 1932 - uncredited, "Mimi" 1932 - uncredited, "The Poor Apache" 1932 - uncredited, "Love Me Tonight" 1932 - uncredited)
1932One Hour with You
(performer: "One Hour With You", "What Would You Do?", "Oh That Mitzi", "What a Little Thing Like a Wedding Can Do", "It Was Only a Dream Kiss")
1931The Smiling Lieutenant
(performer: "Toujours l'Amour in the Army" 1931, "While Hearts Are Singing" 1931, "Breakfast Table Love" 1931, "One More Hour of Love" 1931, "Ach Du Lieber Flausenthurm")
1931Monkey Business
(performer: "You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me" 1930 - uncredited)
1929The Love Parade
(performer: "Paris, Stay the Same" 1929 - uncredited, "Anything to Please the Queen" 1929 - uncredited, "My Love Parade" 1929 - uncredited, "Nobody's Using It Now" 1929 - uncredited)
(1963) Stage: Appeared in one-man show, "An Evening with Maurice Chevalier," at the Saville Theatre in London, England. Fred Stamer was pianist.
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