Not all film careers are successful. Today, Belgian entertainer André Berger, who appeared in only one film.
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Belgian postcard by P.E. (Photo Édition), no. 95. Photo: Studio Verhassel.
André Berger played the lead of Simon in the Belgian production Les Invités de huit heures/The 8 O'Clock Guests (Gaston Schoukens, 1944).
This is a crime film based on an early novel by Thomas Owen about two murders committed during a party.
The murder mystery featured local entertainers from Brussels like Charles Gontier, André Gevrey, Robert Murat, and Michèle Orley.
The Dutch website Cinema.nl calls the acting 'stiff' and the result 'disastrous'. That's probably why Berger stayed a case of single luck.
We could not find any more information on André Berger on the internet. If you know more about him, post a comment. We're curious what happened to him.
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Belgian postcard by P.E. (Photo Édition), no. 95. Photo: Menestret.
Sources: Cinema.nl (Dutch) and IMDb.
Belgian postcard by P.E. (Photo Édition), no. 95. Photo: Studio Verhassel.
Single Luck
André Berger played the lead of Simon in the Belgian production Les Invités de huit heures/The 8 O'Clock Guests (Gaston Schoukens, 1944).
This is a crime film based on an early novel by Thomas Owen about two murders committed during a party.
The murder mystery featured local entertainers from Brussels like Charles Gontier, André Gevrey, Robert Murat, and Michèle Orley.
The Dutch website Cinema.nl calls the acting 'stiff' and the result 'disastrous'. That's probably why Berger stayed a case of single luck.
We could not find any more information on André Berger on the internet. If you know more about him, post a comment. We're curious what happened to him.
Belgian postcard by P.E. (Photo Édition), no. 95. Photo: Menestret.
Sources: Cinema.nl (Dutch) and IMDb.