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Hugues Wanner
(1907-1993)
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Hugues Wanner was born on 19 October 1907 in Lausanne, Switzerland. He was an actor, known for
Fantomas (1964)
,
The Night of the Following Day (1969)
and
Trafics dans l'ombre (1964)
. He died on 29 October 1993.
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Known for
Fantomas
6.9
Actor
1964
The Night of the Following Day
6.0
Father
1969
Trafics dans l'ombre
Le directeur
1964
The Crossing of Paris
7.3
Le père de Dédé
(as Huges Wanner)
1956
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The Night of the Following Day
6.0
Father
1969
L'or du duc
5.8
1965
Ruy Blas
TV Movie
del Basto
1965
Fantomas
6.9
1964
Trafics dans l'ombre
Le directeur
1964
La caméra explore le temps
9.0
TV Series
Le président du tribunal
Le maréchal de Castries
Hartmann
1959–1964
3 episodes
Magnet of Doom
6.5
Un administrateur
(uncredited)
1963
The Day and the Hour
6.5
L'officier à la retraite
(uncredited)
1963
Line of Sight
5.2
L'ami de chasse de Gordo
1960
Vers l'extase
3.8
M. Schultz
1960
The Battle of Austerlitz
6.2
(uncredited)
1960
Les motards
5.8
1959
Me and the Colonel
7.0
German General
(uncredited)
1958
Vive les vacances
3.4
Conrad
1958
Énigmes de l'histoire
9.3
TV Series
Premier parieur
Le comte Borghi
1957
2 episodes
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Alternative names
Hugues Vanner
Born
October 19
,
1907
Lausanne, Switzerland
Died
October 29
,
1993
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