Fréhel(1891-1951)

Actress
Music Department
Soundtrack

Fréhel was born on 13 July 1891 in Paris, France. She was an actress, known for Pépé le Moko (1937), Amélie (2001) and L'entraîneuse (1939). She was married to Georges Boettgen and Édouard Hollard. She died on 3 February 1951 in Paris, France.

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Known for

Pépé le Moko

7.7

Tania

1937

Amélie

8.3

Soundtrack("Si tu n'Étais pas là")

2001

L'entraîneuse

6.6

La chanteuse

1939

Lilac

6.6

La Douleur

1932

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Actress

A Man Walks in the City
6.9
- La femme de Buck
- 1950
Maya
6.6
- Notre Mère (as Frehel)
- 1949
L'homme traqué
- La mère Tout le Monde
- 1947
L'enfer des anges
6.9
- La femme Sulpice
- 1941
L'entraîneuse
6.6
- La chanteuse
- 1939
Berlingot et Cie
4.8
- Bohémia, la voyante (as Frehel)
- 1939
Une java
6.2
- La patronne du bar
- 1939
Sirocco
6.7
- Rosina
- 1938
La rue sans joie
5.9
- Henriette (as Frehel)
- 1938
Bouquets from Nicholas
- Albertine
- 1938
Le puritain
6.3
- (as Frehel)
- 1938
Gigolette
- La chanteuse
- 1937
Pépé le Moko
7.7
- Tania
- 1937
Amok
6.6
- La chanteuse (as Frehel)
- 1934
La rue sans nom
6.5
- La Méhoul
- 1934

Music Department

Soundtrack

Un Français nommé Gabin
7.5
TV Movie
- performer: "La Môme Caoutchouc"
- 2017
Shirley: Visions of Reality
6.4
- performer: "Où est-il donc ?"
- 2013
Four Lovers
5.6
- performer: "Où est-il donc ?"
- 2010
Charlotte Gray
6.4
- performer: "La Java Bleue"
- 2001
Amélie
8.3
- performer: "Si tu n'Étais pas là"
- 2001
The Octopus
6.4
- performer: "Comme un Moineau"
- 1998
Sunday
6.7
- performer: "Où est-il donc ?"
- 1997
Violette
7.1
- performer: "Où sont tous mes Amants ?"
- 1978
The Margin
5.2
- performer: "Où est-il donc ?"
- 1976
The Mother and the Whore
7.7
- performer: "La Chanson des Fortifs"
- 1973
Les Français écrivent aux Shadoks
TV Series
- performer: "Tel qu'il est"
- 1969
Au grand balcon
6.3
- performer: "Du Gris"
- 1949
L'entraîneuse
6.6
- performer: "Sans Lendemain"
- 1939
Berlingot et Cie
4.8
- performer: "Au Ciel il Existe une Étoile"
- 1939
Une java
6.2
- performer: "La Java Bleue"
- 1939

Personal details

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Alternative name
- Frehel
Born
- July 13, 1891
- Paris, France
Died
- February 3, 1951
- Paris, France
Spouses
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- 3 Portrayals

Did you know

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Trivia
French music hall entertainer, who sang in sidewalk cafés by the age of five and was an early paramour of Maurice Chevalier. She initially used the stage name "Pervenche". Frehel had a famously self-destructive nature and died an alcoholic and drug addict in abject poverty.