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Gib Grossac

Acting

Born: June 29, 1927

Landau, Germany

Biography

Gib Grossac is a French actor born Pierre Giboyau in Landau (Germany) on June 29, 1927 and died in Saclay (Essonne) on October 4, 1980. He is best known for his interpretation of the convict on the run "Le Tigre" alongside Fernand Raynaud, in the film Le Mouton, Pierre Chevalier, released in 1960. From Wikipedia (fr), the free encyclopedia

Known For

The Lovers

The Four Charlots Musketeers

as Porthos

The Marseille Contract

as Fournier

The Four Charlots Musketeers 2

as Porthos

The Gambler

as Player

Candide or The Optimism in the 20th Century

as Le chef des eunuques (uncredited)

Clash of Steel

Potatoes

as Saingery

Deux Romains en Gaule

The Captive

as Le Planteur

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Born

June 29, 1927 (Age: 53)

Died

October 4, 1980

Place of Birth

Landau, Germany

Gender

Male

Also Known As

Pierre Giboyau

Gib Grossac

Biography

Gib Grossac is a French actor born Pierre Giboyau in Landau (Germany) on June 29, 1927 and died in Saclay (Essonne) on October 4, 1980.

He is best known for his interpretation of the convict on the run "Le Tigre" alongside Fernand Raynaud, in the film Le Mouton, Pierre Chevalier, released in 1960.

From Wikipedia (fr), the free encyclopedia