Jacques Poitrenaud

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Jacques Poitrenaud (22 May 1922, Lille – died 2 April 2005, Paris)^[1] was a French film director and actor.

• 1956: Saint-Germain-en-Laye, cité royale (Short)
• 1957: Enfants, Touraine (Short)
• 1960: La revenante (Short)
• 1960: Les portes claquent (co-réalisé avec Michel Fermaud)
• 1961: Les Amours de Paris
• 1962: Les Parisiennes (pour le sketch : Ella)
• 1963: Strip Tease (Sweet Skin, 1965 U.S. release title)^[2]
• 1963: L'Inconnue de Hong Kong
• 1964: Du grabuge chez les veuves
• 1964: Une souris chez les hommes (or Un drôle de caïd)
• 1965: La Tête du client [fr]
• 1966: Four Queens for an Ace (French title: Carré de dames pour un as)
• 1967: Le Canard en fer blanc [fr]
• 1968: Ce sacré grand-père (English title: The Marriage Came Tumbling Down)
• 1969: Qu'est-ce qui fait courir les crocodiles? [fr]
• 1971: Mendiants et orgueilleux (according to the novel of Albert Cossery)

In cinema

• 1981: Birgitt Haas Must Be Killed (of Laurent Heynemann)
• 1982: Qu'est-ce qu'on attend pour être heureux! (of Coline Serreau) - Le directeur de production
• 1984: Un dimanche à la campagne (of Bertrand Tavernier) - Hector
• 1985: Trois hommes et un couffin (of Coline Serreau) - Le premier flic
• 1985: Cinématon n° 619 (of Gérard Courant)
• 1986: Autour de minuit (Round Midnight) (of Bertrand Tavernier)
• 1987: Les mois d'avril sont meurtriers (of Laurent Heynemann) - Le patron du bistrot
• 1989: Romuald et Juliette (of Coline Serreau) - Fonctionnaire 1
• 1996: La Belle Verte (of Coline Serreau) - Un passant
• 2001: Chaos (of Coline Serreau) - Le collègue de Paul #2 (final film role)

In TV

• 1990: Six Crimes sans assassins (of Bernard Stora) - Le commissaire du 12ème

• Jacques Poitrenaud at IMDb