Raymond Bernard

For the 20th century American alternative health practitioner who used this name, see Walter Siegmeister.

Raymond Bernard
Born	10 October 1891 Paris, France
Died	12 December 1977 Paris, France
Occupation	Film director, screenwriter and actor

Raymond Bernard (10 October 1891, Paris – 12 December 1977) was a French filmmaker and related to French playwright father Tristan Bernard and brother to Jean-Jacques Bernard. Bernard was Jewish and had to hide during World War II resulting in not directing a film from 1940 to 1946.

Selected filmography

• The Little Cafe (1919) (Le Petit Café)
• The Secret of Rosette Lamber (1920) (Le Secret de Rosette Lambert)
• Le Maison Vide (1921)
• Triplepatte (1922)
• L'Homme Inusable (1923)
• Grandeur et Decadence (1923)
• Le Costaud des Epinettes (1923)
• The Miracle of the Wolves (1924) 'Le Miracle des Loups)
• The Chess Player (1927) (Le Joueur D'echecs)
• Tarakanova (1930)
• Faubourg Montmartre (1931)
• Wooden Crosses (1932) (Le Croix de Bois)
• Tartarin de Tarascon (1934)
• Les Misérables (1934) (The Poor Wretches)
• Lovers and Thieves (1935) (Amants et Voleurs)
• Anne-Marie (1936)
• Marthe Richard au Service de la France (1937)
• Le Coupable (1937)
• The Mayor's Dilemma (1938) (Les Otages)
• I Was an Adventuress (1938) (J'étais une Aventurière)
• Love Cavalcade (1940) (Cavalcade D'amour)
• A Friend Will Come Tonight (1946) (...Un ami viendra ce soir...)
• Goodbye Darling (1946) (Adieu Chérie)
• Maya (1949)
• The Cape of Hope (1951) (Le Cap de L'espérance)
• The Judgment of God (1952) (Le Jugement de Dieu)
• A Lady Without Camelias (1953) (La Dame aux Camélias)
• La Bella de Cadix (1953)
• Fruits of Summer (1955) (Les Fruits de L'été)
• The Seventh Commandment (1957) (Le Septième Commandement)
• Seventh Heaven (1958) (Le Septième Ciel)

External links

• Raymond Bernard at the Internet Movie Database