Jacques Lalande
Acting
Born: 1927-10-05 in Paris, France
Biography
Jacques Lalande, born Jacques Gross on October 5, 1927 in Paris, was a French actor whose career spanned nearly forty years. Trained in theatre, he quickly became a familiar face in both film and television, where he portrayed a wide range of subtle and finely crafted supporting roles. He appeared in notable films of the 1960s such as La Belle vie, Is Paris Burning? and Ho!, though it was on television that he established himself most enduringly. He took part in numerous police and historical series, including Les Cinq Dernières Minutes, Maigret, Les Rois maudits, Les Compagnons de Baal, as well as the historical drama Mazarin in 1978. A discreet yet steady performer, he helped shape the French audiovisual landscape of his era. Jacques Lalande passed away in Paris in March 1997, and his ashes rest in the columbarium of Père‑Lachaise Cemetery.
Known For
Les Cinq Dernières Minutes
Quilichini
Minichronique
le maître d'hôtel
L'Homme du Picardie
Le gérant du supermarché
The Accursed Kings
Frère Renaud
Ho !
Bank Employee
Mazarin
Hugues de lionne
Mazarin
Hugues de Lionne
Plaisir du théâtre
La Cloche tibétaine
Le père Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Irradiated
Doktor u konzilijumu
The Suspects
Mr. Boni, Bernard Vauquier's boss
Forget Me, Mandoline
Sweet Hours
Uncle Antoñito
Meurtre en sourdine
Stan Morley
The Police War
Pralin
The Devil in the Box
Marriage a la Mode
Le Vent de la Toussaint
Le père Antoine
The Probability Factor
Lancelot of the Lake
Seigneur de Nohant
The Sorceress
M. Hachette
Les Avocats du Diable
General advocate
La Folle de Chaillot
Le prospecteur
Douce France
Martin
Charles Clément, canut de Lyon
Le directeur de la prison