Camille Corney

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Camille Corney (? - 11 June 1952 in Tunis)^[1] was a French theatre director and stage actor. He was the manager of the Studio des Champs-Élysées.

Filmography[]

• 1933: by Alexander Esway and André Charlot
• 1933: Une vie perdue by Raymond Rouleau
• 1938: The Time of the Cherries by Jean-Paul Le Chanois

Theater[]

Director[]

• 1928 L'Innocente by Henri-René Lenormand
• 1929 Au clair de la lune by Jehan Bouvelet and Edgar Bradby
• 1932 by Charles Vildrac
• 1942 Les Dieux de la nuit by Charles de Peyret-Chappuis
• 1943 Britannicus by Jean Racine
• 1949 Andromaque by Jean Racine

Actor[]

• 1924 Chacun sa vérité de Luigi Pirandello / directed by Charles Dullin
• 1925 George Dandin ou le Mari confondu by Molière / directed by Charles Dullin
• 1926 La Comédie du bonheur by Nikolai Evreinov / directed by Charles Dullin
• 1927 Mixture by Henri-René Lenormand / directed by Georges Pitoëff
• 1928 L'Innocente by Henri-René Lenormand / directed by Camille Corney
• 1928 La Maison des cœurs brisés by George Bernard Shaw / directed by Georges Pitoëff
• 1932 Dimanche by Claude Roger-Marx
• 1932 Le Paquebot Tenacity by Charles Vildrac / directed by Camille Corney
• 1951 Tapage nocturne by Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon / directed by Jean Wall
• 1951 Halte au destin by Jacques Chabannes / directed by Georges Douking

References[]

External links[]

• Camille Corney at IMDb
• Camille Corney sur les Archives du spectacle
• Camille Corney sur la Bibliothèque nationale de France