Charles Exbrayat
Escritor
5 de maio de 1906 — 8 de março de 1989 (82 anos)
Charles Exbrayat (May 5, 1906 – March 8, 1989) was a French author known for his prolific output of over 100 novels and short stories, primarily humorous thrillers. His work achieved significant popularity, with numerous adaptations for film.
Exbrayat initially pursued a career in medicine, studying in Nice with his parents. However, he ultimately found his calling in writing. His debut novel, "Aller sans Retour" (Single Fare, No Return), was written while he resided in Geneva before moving to Paris. He became a prominent figure in the "le Masque" collection, a renowned series of French thrillers. Exbrayat's work also explored other settings, including Scotland (the "Imogene" series) and Italy.
Exbrayat initially pursued a career in medicine, studying in Nice with his parents. However, he ultimately found his calling in writing. His debut novel, "Aller sans Retour" (Single Fare, No Return), was written while he resided in Geneva before moving to Paris. He became a prominent figure in the "le Masque" collection, a renowned series of French thrillers. Exbrayat's work also explored other settings, including Scotland (the "Imogene" series) and Italy.
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Filmography
| 2010 | Imogène McCarthery · as Novel |
| 1966 | An Ace and Four Queens · as Novel |
| 1964 | The Ravishing Idiot · as Novel |
| 1962 | The Changing of the Guard · as Novel |
| 1962 | |
| 1949 | |
| 1947 |
| 1976 | Short and Sweet · as Novel 'les Menteuses' |
| 1966 | Residencia para espías · as Based On A Story By |
| 1963 | Rififí en la ciudad · as Novel "vous Souvenez-Vous De Paco?" |
| 1950 | One Only Loves Once · as Dialogue |
| 1949 | Cinq tulipes rouges · as Adaptation And Dialogue |
| 1944 | L'île d'amour · as Adaptation |
| 1943 | The London Man · as Dialogue |
| 1943 | Tornavara · as Dialogue |
| 1943 | Les Roquevillard · as Dialogue |
| 1942 | La symphonie fantastique · as Adaptation |