Acting
Eddy Mitchell
Born 1942-07-03 · Paris, France
Eddy Mitchell began his career as a singer with the 60's French rock n' roll band Les Chaussettes Noires in 1960.He went solo in 1963 and 40 years later he is still touring and recording. He also began his real acting career in 1981 playing the part of Nono in Bertrand Tavernier's "Coup de torchon" after appearing as himself fronting his rock n'roll band in numerous black and white 60's French musical comedies. He also hosted from 1982 to 1998 the TV show "La dernière séance" showing only American movies from the 50's. He has written a semi autobiographical novel "P'tit Claude" and directed many commercials for television.
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Known for
Viewing momentFear City: A Family-Style Comedy
Viewing momentUntil the End of the World
Viewing momentRockabilly Zombie Weekend
Viewing momentCoup de Torchon
Viewing momentBeau geste
Viewing momentPopulaire
Viewing momentTricky Old Dogs
Viewing momentMurder Party
Viewing moment'Round Midnight
Viewing momentM. Eddy & sa tribu
Viewing momentLes petits princes
Viewing momentHappiness Is in the Field
Viewing momentCherchez l'idole
Viewing momentWow!
Viewing momentPromotion canapé
Viewing momentThe Car Keys
Viewing momentThe Jackpot!
Viewing momentUncle Charles
Viewing momentChez Maupassant
Viewing momentFrankenstein 90
Viewing momentWe Love You, You Bastard
Viewing momentLovely Rita
Viewing momentAu bistro du coin
Viewing momentShoot to Live
Viewing momentAmerican Cuisine
Viewing momentLes Enfoirés - Les Enfoirés en choeur de 1985 à aujourd'hui
Viewing momentLes Enfoirés - 15 ans d'Enfoirés
Viewing momentCollaro Show
Viewing momentSheila, toutes ces vies-là
Viewing momentKill the Referee
Viewing momentBig City
Viewing momentLes Enfoirés 1994 - Les Enfoirés au Grand Rex
Viewing momentTaking Off
Viewing momentThe Great Restaurant II
Viewing momentLa Dernière Séance
Viewing momentStupéfiant! - Spécial salles de cinéma
Viewing momentEddy Mitchell
Viewing momentRonde de nuit
Viewing momentLes Enfants de la Pop 80's
Viewing momentThe Society of the Spectacle
