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Michel Subor
Actor
Born February 2, 1935 in Paris, France
Michel Subor was born Mischa Subotzki in Paris, France in 1935, to anti-Bolshevik parents from the Soviet Union who had immigrated a few years earlier. His father was an engineer in Moscow, and his mother was born in Azerbaijan. Michel's sister moved to the United States as an adult. His career started with small roles in Frou-Frou (Augusto Genina, 1955) with Dany Robin, and the comedy Un drôle de dimanche/A Strange Sunday (Marc Allégret, 1958), followed by playing Jean Richard's son in the comedy Mon pote le gitan/My buddy the Gypsy (François Gir, Guy Lionel, 1959). He had his first leading role as the lover of Brigitte Bardot's character in the sexy comedy La Bride sur le Cou/Please, Not Now! (Roger Vadim, 1961). The year before Subor had completed his most important early role in Jean-Luc Godard's Le Petit Soldat/The Little Soldier (1960). The film was banned from release in France for three years because it refers to the use of torture on both the French and Algerian sides during the Algerian struggle for independence. Subor plays Bruno Forestier, a young, disillusioned man who becomes involved in politics, yet in spite of the fact that he stands up to torture and commits murder because of this involvement, he does not have deep political beliefs. Subor also provided the narrator's voice in another classic of the Nouvelle Vague, Jules and Jim (1962) (François Truffaut, 1962).
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Top titles
Arrow
Arrow
Good Work
Topaz
Jules and Jim (English Subtitled)
The Day of the Jackal
The French Revolution Years of Terror
Tatort: Cologne
White Material
What's New Pussycat?
Please, Not Now!
Arrow
Arrow
Filmography
Latest
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Arrow
Arrow
2017
Godard Mon Amour
2013
Bastards
2009
White Material
1999
Good Work
1989
The French Revolution Years of Terror
1973
The Day of the Jackal
1970
Tatort: Cologne
1969
Topaz
1965
What's New Pussycat?
1962
Jules and Jim (English Subtitled)
1961
Please, Not Now!
Arrow
Arrow
Connections
Claire Denis
André Cayatte
Jean-Luc Godard
Genres
