In Memoriam: Remembering Roland Bertin, a Legend of French Cinema

Roland Bertin, actor and honorary member of the Comédie-Française and winner of a Molièreis dead Monday February 19 at the age of 93. In the sphere of French cinema, his death leaves a void, but his artistic legacy remains alive through his memorable performances.

Roland Bertin was born on November 16, 1930 in Paris. From a young age, he developed a passion for drama, fueling his ambition to become an accomplished actor. He began his theatrical training at the Comédie-Française from 1982where he quickly established himself as one of the major figures of the French theater scene.

Alongside his success on stage, Roland Bertin explores the world of cinema, offering remarkable performances in around fifty films. A look back at five iconic films.

1. “Les Misérables” French mini-series released in 1972

Under the direction of Marcel Bluwal, Roland Bertin delivers a powerful and moving performance in this masterful adaptation of Victor Hugo’s masterpiece. His interpretation of Grantaire highlights the inner struggle and resilience of his character, leaving an indelible mark in the history of French cinema.

2. “The Flesh of the Orchid” released in 1975

Under the direction of Patrice Chéreau, Roland Bertin delivers a masterful performance in this dark and complex thriller. His incarnation of a tormented character (businessman) reveals his full range of emotions, captivating the viewer until the last scene.

3. “The Brontë Sisters” released in 1979

In this filmAndré TéchinéRoland Bertin captivates with his nuanced interpretation of M. Nicholls, bringing emotional depth to the characters of the famous Brontë sisters. His subtle acting and charismatic presence leave an impression and contribute to making this film an unforgettable work.

4. “The Wounded Man” released in 1983

In this poignant drama, Roland Bertin impresses with his ability to express pain et the vulnerability of his character (Bosmans) with remarkable accuracy. His moving performance demonstrates his exceptional talent and deep understanding human nuances.

5. “Cyrano de Bergerac” released in 1990

Next to Gérard Depardieu, Anne Brochet et Vincent Pérez, Roland Bertin plays a secondary but memorable character (Ragueneau) in this epic adaptation of the classic play. His charismatic presence and impeccable acting add a theatrical dimension to this already legendary film.

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2024-02-22 08:00:00
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