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Eugene Deckers
Oct 22, 1913 (112 years old) in Antwerp, Belgium
Known For
The Saint
Foreign Intrigue
The Longest Day
Dual Alibi
Seven Thunders
Credits
1969 ·
The Assassination Bureau
as 'La Belle Amie' desk clerk
1969 ·
The Limbo Line
as
1967 ·
Hell Is Empty
as Counsel
1967 ·
The Last Safari
as Refugee Leader
1967 ·
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
as Sir Thomas Rossiter
1966 ·
The Restaurant
as Le complice de Novalès
1965 ·
Lady L
as Koenigstein
1964 ·
Coplan, Agent 005
as Bianco's henchman
1963 ·
Blague dans le coin
as Bennet
1962 ·
The Saint
as Inspector Quercy
1962 ·
Man of the World
as Corbet
1962 ·
The Longest Day
as German Soldier (uncredited)
1961 ·
A Weekend with Lulu
as Inspector Larue
1960 ·
Crack in the Mirror
as Magre
1959 ·
North West Frontier
as Mr Peters
1959 ·
The Tiger Attacks
as Toni Luigi (as G. Deckers)
1958 ·
Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
as
1957 ·
Seven Thunders
as Blanchard
1957 ·
Overseas Press Club - Exclusive!
as Armand LeFoyer
1957 ·
Let's Be Happy
as Dining Car Attendant
1956 ·
House of Secrets
as Vidal
1956 ·
The Iron Petticoat
as Bartender
1956 ·
Foreign Intrigue
as Pierre Sandoz
1956 ·
Port Afrique
as Col. Jacques Moussac
1956 ·
Women Without Men
as Pierre
1956 ·
Colonel March of Scotland Yard
as Phillipe
1955 ·
Man of the Moment
as Day Liftman
1955 ·
Doctor at Sea
as Colonel Porella
1955 ·
The Colditz Story
as La Tour
1954 ·
Sherlock Holmes
as
1954 ·
Father Brown
as French Cavalry Officer
1954 ·
The Love Lottery
as Vernet
1951 ·
Hotel Sahara
as French Spahi Officer
1951 ·
The Lavender Hill Mob
as Customs Official
1951 ·
Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N.
as French Commandant
1951 ·
Night Without Stars
as Armand
1950 ·
Highly Dangerous
as Alf
1950 ·
The Elusive Pimpernel
as Captain Merieres
1950 ·
So Long at the Fair
as Day Porter
1950 ·
Madeleine
as Thuau
1950 ·
Golden Salamander
as Police Chief
1949 ·
Prince of Foxes
as Borgia Henchman (uncredited)
1948 ·
Sleeping Car to Trieste
as Jules
1948 ·
Against the Wind
as Marcel van Hecke
1947 ·
Mrs. Fitzherbert
as Philippe
1947 ·
Dual Alibi
as French Ringmaster
1947 ·
Woman to Woman
as De Rillac
