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Mary Marquet
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Mary Marquet
Known For
Acting
Birthday
1895-04-14,Leningrad, USSR [now St. Petersburg, Russia]
Gender
Female
Biography
Mary Marquet (born Micheline Marguerite Delphine Marquet; 14 April 1895 – 29 August 1979) was a French stage and film actress. Marquet came from a family of artists: her parents were actors, an aunt was a star dancer at the Paris Opera, and another was an official at the Comédie-Française. She entered the National Superior Conservatory of Dramatic Art in 1913 and studied under Paul Mounet. She failed her final exams, but was immediately engaged in the company of Sarah Bernhardt, who was a great friend of the family. She went on play alongside her in The Eugene Morand cathedral. She became established with her role in L'Aiglon by Edmond Rostand, whose mistress she became from 1915 to his death in 1918. She made her film debut in 1914 in a silent film, Les Frères ennemis, which was never finished. Her first major film role was in Sappho, produced by Léonce Perret in 1932. After World War I, she joined the Comédie-Française in 1923 where she stayed for over twenty years, before moving to the boulevard Theatre. During the World War II, throughout the occupation, she sought the protection of German officers to protect her son who had told her of his intention to join the Resistance. The response was his arrest and deportation to Buchenwald concentration camp where he died aged 21. This was possibly the cause of her problems at the time of the Liberation when, due to her alleged relations with the enemy, Marquet was arrested and sent to Drancy and then to Fresnes. She was later released for lack of evidence. In the 1950s, she turned to poetry recital, while continuing her career in theater on the boulevards. She worked for ORTF in the Maigret episodes of Les Cinq Dernières Minutes and Les Saintes Chéries and in the television adaptation of Lucien Leuwen, the novel by Stendhal. Parallel to her acting career, as an antiquarian she ran a stand for many years at the Swiss Village, an important antique market in Paris where she demonstrated her skills as a saleswoman, mixing theatrical memorabilia with commercial interests. Among her most successful parts in over forty films, were her roles in, Landru in 1962, Claude Chabrol, La Grande Vadrouille in 1966 by Gérard Oury, and Casanova in 1975 by Federico Fellini. After these three minor parts she played important roles in La vie de château (1966) the mother of Philippe Noiret and the stepmother of Catherine Deneuve and the Le malin plaisir (1975) with Claude Jade and Anny Duperey. Mary Marquet and Victor Francen on their wedding day in 1934. Her first lover was Edmond Rostand around 1915, living together for three years. In 1920 she married Maurice Escande, the future director of the house of Molière, ending in divorce in 1921, before meeting Firmin Gémier, the director of the new Théâtre National Populaire, who was still married but whose wife was barren. In 1922, Marquet gave birth to their son. Before the death of Gémier in 1933, Marquet became the mistress of the president of the then Council, André Tardieu, in a semi-official liaison. Having broken up with Tardieu, she married Victor Francen. The couple separated after seven years together. Marquet died of heart attack at the age of 84 in her apartment in the Rue Carpeaux, She is buried in Montmartre Cemetery. Source: Article "Mary Marquet" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Filmography

Par ici la monnaie

2

Par ici la monnaie
1974-04-03

1

Evil Pleasure
1975-01-01

A Matter of Resistance

6.7

A Matter of Resistance
1966-01-25

6.3

Bluebeard
1963-01-25

The Gardener of Argenteuil

6.2

The Gardener of Argenteuil
1966-10-07

Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!

7.9

Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!
1966-12-08

The Marvelous Visit

5.1

The Marvelous Visit
1974-11-27

2.5

Phèdre
1968-10-16

Love at the Top

6.2

Love at the Top
1974-03-13

0

Sapho
1934-04-07

The Clairvoyant

0

The Clairvoyant
1924-10-31

Le 84 prend des vacances

1

Le 84 prend des vacances
1950-02-22

Forbidden to the Public

0

Forbidden to the Public
1949-12-02

Un jour avec vous

0

Un jour avec vous
1952-03-14

0

Foyer perdu
1952-06-13

4.5

Drôle de noce
1952-09-10

Piédalu fait des miracles

0

Piédalu fait des miracles
1952-10-10

2

Lettre ouverte
1953-03-11

Arsène Lupin vs. Arsène Lupin

6

Arsène Lupin vs. Arsène Lupin
1962-08-29

Sister Angele's Secret

0

Sister Angele's Secret
1956-03-21

3.7

De Medeminaars
1913-06-19

Une fille cousue de fil blanc

6.25

Une fille cousue de fil blanc
1977-01-26

The Nabob Affair

3

The Nabob Affair
1960-11-16

4.7

Les combinards
1966-02-02

Royal Affairs in Versailles

6.8

Royal Affairs in Versailles
1954-02-10

Midnight... Quai de Bercy

6.5

Midnight... Quai de Bercy
1953-05-21

The Marriage Came Tumbling Down

5.9

The Marriage Came Tumbling Down
1968-06-07

Law of the Streets

7

Law of the Streets
1956-04-25

0

Boys and Girls
1967-09-21

Drôles de phénomènes

6

Drôles de phénomènes
1959-03-04

Quelle sacrée soirée

1

Quelle sacrée soirée
1957-09-04

We Will Go to Deauville

5.7

We Will Go to Deauville
1962-12-24

Bruno: Sunday's Child

0

Bruno: Sunday's Child
1969-06-06

La visite de la vieille dame

0

La visite de la vieille dame
1971-01-05

Les Hommes en blanc

0

Les Hommes en blanc
1955-05-09

0

Maid in Paris
1956-01-20

Fellini's Casanova

6.974

Fellini's Casanova
1976-12-10

Les Dossiers de l'Agence O

10

Les Dossiers de l'Agence O
1968-03-11

Un curé de choc

5

Un curé de choc
1974-07-22

6

Samedi soir
1971-01-09

6

Numéro un
1975-04-05

6

Midi trente
1972-03-06

0

Lucien Leuwen
1973-12-19

8.5

Apostrophes
1975-01-10

Paul et Virginie

1

Paul et Virginie
1974-12-24