Joël Barbouth
Known For
Acting
Born
1937-10-22 in Paris, Ile-de-France, France
Died
2013-10-17
Biography
Joël Barbouth, born October 22, 1937 in Paris where he died October 17, 2013, is a French actor. He is the father of Galaxie Barbouth. Joël Barbouth is known for his supporting roles from 1963 to 2010, and sometimes leading roles as in "La Fille d'en face" (1968) by Jean-Daniel Simon alongside Roman Polanski and Marika Green or "Salut les amis" (1967) by Jean-Pierre Bastid. He played twice with the director Philippe Garrel in "Liberté, la nuit" in 1984, then "Le Cœurphantom in 1996") as well as with Philippe Galland in "L'Exercice du politique" in 1978 and in "Merci mon chien in 1997". In 1982, it was filmed by Gérard Courant for his film anthology "Cinématon". It is number 240 of this collection. He also does theater, notably in the play "Le Visiteur" by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt in 1993 at the Petit Théâtre de Paris in a production by Gérard Vergez. He died in Paris on October 17, 2013.
Most Known For
Softly from Paris
as Le greffier
Gandahar
as Transformé (Voice)
Pop' game
as Un acteur du cabaret (uncredited)
The Idols
as Mr. Canasson
Les Jeunes Années
as Jean-François Defaille
L'Art (délicat) de la séduction
as Pépionakis, the waiter (as Joël Joseph Barbouth)
Poetical Refugee
as Fredo
Little Girls
as Bismuth, the cousin
Gypsy Law
as Nail thief
Rembrandt
as Le conspirateur
Vagabond
as Lulu
The Great Chase
Zig Zig
The Phantom Heart
as Father's friend
The Game Is Over
as Un copain de fac de Maxime (uncredited)
Massacre of Pleasure
as Mecky
The Dead Tree
as L'employé de maison
L'Exercice du pouvoir
The Refusal
Un dentiste exemplaire
as le client