
Maurice Baquet is a cellist, actor, sportsman and French entertainer, born May 26, 1911 in Villefranche-sur-Saône and died July 8, 2005 in Noisy-le-Grand. Maurice Baquet was married twice: with Jacqueline Figus (1920-2011) from October 31, 1944 to June 20, 1959, with whom they had a daughter, Sophie, and with Maria Yakimova from February 20, 1964 until her death. The couple had four children: Anne, Gregori. All of them, as well as Sophie, born from her first marriage, are actors and singers — Stéphane, light designer and Dimitri, show producer. ...
A native of Beaujolais, he took cello lessons at the Lyon conservatory and then those in Paris where he was in the same class as Henri Betti, Paul Bonneau, Léo Chauliac, Henri Dutilleux, Louiguy, Pierre Spiers and Raymond Trouard and where he won first prize. This did not prevent him from failing the entrance examination for the orchestra of the Paris Opera, which motivated him to give up a classical career.
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as Mr. Crémieux · 6 episodes
as Mr Crémieux

as The grandfather

as François


as Maurice
as Bassinet

as Le concierge
as Robert
as Albert, cafe owner
as Le premier bibliothécaire

as Man with the cello

as Luthier
as Jules, le cantonnier
as Musician (uncredited)
as Un flic

as Father Guillaume
as Heroic Bricklayer

as Le petit Claus

as 'Court-Toujours'

as Mechanic


as Jojo, le fils aîné de Robert et Mathilde

as Pepe

as Pepe

as Bibi Fricotin

as Turlot

as Ribouldingue

as Rondo


as Ribouldingue

as Teddy

as The reporter

as Jean

as Henri Remonge

as The conductor (uncredited)

as Papillon

as Serge Didot

as Arthur
as le joueur d'harmonica
as Gérard

as Machinist
as Le soldat malade
as Aliocha, le fou accordéoniste
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