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Léon Barsacq

Date of birth
Oct 18, 1906
Date of death
Dec 23, 1969(aged 63)
Place of birth

Léon Barsacq

Biography of Léon Barsacq:

Léon Barsacq (18 October 1906 – 23 December 1969) was a Russian-born and naturalized French production designer, art director and set decorator. He was nominated for an Academy Award in the category Best Art Direction for the film The Longest Day. He was the brother of French theatre director André Barsacq and the father of film actor Yves Barsacq. Source: Article "Léon Barsacq" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Additional credits for Léon Barsacq:

Phèdre(1968)(Set Decoration)
Diabolically Yours(1967)(Art Direction)
I Killed Rasputin(1967)(Production Design)
The Visit(1964)(Art Direction)
Symphony for a Massacre(1963)(Art Direction)
The Four Truths(1962)(Art Direction)
The Longest Day(1962)(Art Direction)
Recourse in Grace(1960)(Production Design)
Way of Youth(1959)(Decorator)
Lovers of Paris(1957)(Production Design)
The Gates of Paris(1957)(Production Design)
Michael Strogoff(1956)(Production Design)
Bold Adventure(1956)(Production Design)
The Ambassador's Daughter(1956)(Art Direction)
The Grand Manoeuvre(1955)(Production Design)
Bel Ami(1955)(Production Design)
Diabolique(1955)(Art Direction)
Flesh and the Woman(1954)(Production Designer)
Imperial Violets(1952)(Production Design)
Beauties of the Night(1952)(Production Design)
Rome 11:00(1952)(Production Design)
The Glass Castle(1950)(Production Design)
Maya(1949)(Production Design)
Eternal Conflict(1948)(Production Design)
The Last Vacation(1948)(Production Design)
Silence Is Golden(1947)(Set Decoration)
The Idiot(1946)(Production Design)
Angel and Sinner(1945)(Art Direction)
Children of Paradise(1945)(Production Design)
Summer Light(1943)(Production Design)
Beating Heart(1940)(Production Design)
I Was an Adventuress(1938)(Production Design)
La Marseillaise(1938)(Production Design)
Yoshiwara(1937)(Production Design)
Southern Carrier(1937)(Production Design)
In Old Alsace(1933)(Production Design)
Misdeal(1928)(Costume Design)

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