Paul Nivoix

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Paul Eugène Nivoix (December 24, 1889 - September 14, 1958) was a French playwright and screenwriter.^[1]^[2]

Theater[]

With Marcel Pagnol:

Tonton 1924
1925^[3]
1926.

Filmography[]

1932: by Hans Steinhoff, adaptation and dialogue.
1932: by Roger Lion and Alexandre Arnaudy, script and dialogue, from his play co-written with Marcel Pagnol.
1937: by Christian-Jaque, screenplay.
1937: by Christian-Jaque, screenplay from his play.
1938: Barnabé by , dialogue.
1943: by Walter Kapps, dialogue.
1948: Émile l'Africain by Robert Vernay, screenplay.
1949: by Paul Nivoix, realization, after his eponymous play.

References[]

^ Le bouillant Achille les nouveaux maîtres : Pièce en 3 actes... : Comédie en 2 actes. Paris théâtre (Paris. 1947). Paris théâtre. 1950.
^ https://www.worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n87103873/
^ "Tout sur Pagnol". 9 August 2010.

External links[]

Paul Nivoix at IMDb