Gina Manès
April 7, 1893(96 at death)|Died September 6, 1989
Paris, France|Acting
Biography
Gina Manès (born Blanche Moulin; 7 April 1893 – 6 September 1989) was a French film actress and a major star of French silent cinema. After an early appearance in a Louis Feuillade film, she had significant roles in films of Germaine Dulac and Jean Epstein, including Cœur fidèle.
Movies (64)
7.0
Bonaparte et la révolution
1972
9.0
Pas de panique
1966
9.0
Le bonheur est pour demain
1961
6.0
Mimi Pinson
1958
4.5
A Certain Mr. Jo
1958
5.8
Premier mai
1958
5.5
Sinners of Paris
1958
10.0
Les Lumières du soir
1956
10.0
Pity for the Vamps
1956
7.5
Law of the Streets
1956
6.3
Fernandel the Dressmaker
1956
9.0
Sister Angele's Secret
1956
6.0
The Count of Bragelonne
1954
5.5
The Beautiful Otero
1954
5.5
Nights of Shame
1954
4.8
Palace of Shame
1954
10.0
La Danseuse de Marrakech
1950
10.0
Daughter of the Sands
1949
7.5
Le Bateau à soupe
1947
5.3
Majestic Hotel Cellars
1945
8.5
Retour au bonheur
1942
7.0
Fort Dolorès
1939
6.6
Coral Reefs
1939
6.0
Le Mariage de Véréna
1938
5.9
Sirocco
1938
7.0
S.O.S. Sahara
1938
10.0
Gosse de riche
1938
7.0
The Postmaster's Daughter
1938
7.3
Hatred
1938
10.0
Les Réprouvés
1937
10.0
Wolves Between Them
1936
4.7
Maria de la nuit
1936
9.0
Temptation
1936
10.0
La brigade en jupons
1936
10.0
La Mystérieuse Lady
1936
6.5
Mayerling
1936
7.0
Divine
1935
8.7
Napoléon Bonaparte
1935
9.0
The Devil in the Bottle
1935
8.0
Mam'zelle Spahi
1934
8.0
Pax
1933
6.1
A Man's Neck
1933
7.0
Under the Leather Helmet
1932
7.0
The bewitchment of Seville
1931
10.0
Somersault
1931
7.0
A Beautiful Woman
1930
7.0
The Shark
1930
10.0
Princely Nights
1929
3.7
Un soir au cocktail's bar
1929
8.0
S.O.S. Schiff in Not
1929
5.2
Thérèse Raquin
1928
9.0
The Saint and Her Fool
1928
8.0
Die kleine Sklavin
1928
6.1
Sin
1928
8.5
Looping the Loop
1928
8.0
Mädchenschicksale
1928
9.0
Love's Springtime
1927
7.8
Napoleon
1927
9.0
The Hand That Has Killed
1924
7.0
Heart of an Actress
1924
7.2
Cœur fidèle
1923
6.1
The Red Inn
1923
8.5
The Countess of Monsoreau
1923
10.0
Le sept de trèfle
1921