Michel Delahaye
Biography
Michel Delahaye was a French film critic, assistant director, writer, and actor. Born in 1929 in Vertou near Nantes, Bretagne, he moved to Paris and worked at news stands and a bookstore before becoming a reporter for Radar and then Detective. He turned to movie criticism and assistant directing, and with Éric Rohmer's help joined Les Cahiers du Cinema in November 1959 amid the French New Wave. He worked with Francois Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard and interviewed figures including Roman Polanski and Carl Theodor Dreyer. He later taught cinema at La FEMIS, formerly l'HIDEC. After leaving Les Cahiers in late 1969, he worked as a security officer and then as a full-time actor in theater, film, and television. In 1974 he wrote the novel L'Archange et Robinson font du Bateau, published by Champs Libre. In 1998 he wrote criticism for La Lettre du Cinema, helped its young staff with screenwriting, and acted in their movies. He died in 2016.
Movie Career
- Films
- 3
- Career span
- 2 years1963 to 1965
Every film, newest first
- 1965AlphavilleIMDb rating 6.9
- 1964Band of OutsidersIMDb rating 7.6
- 1963Ro.Go.Pa.G.IMDb rating 6.8
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Worked with
Michel Delahaye shares two films with Anna Karina, and one with each of the others. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.
Films together
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