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[[File:Anatole_bircamp.jpg|thumb|150px|Bircamp]]'''Anatole Bircamp''', born Anatòle-Henri Bircamp (1914-1989) was a [[Brunant]]er actor popular in the 1940s-1970s.
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'''Anatole Bircamp''', born Anatòle-Henri Bircamp (14 August [[1914]] - 15 January [[1989]]) was a French-born [[Brunant]]er actor. While his career spanned over forty years, he is mostly remembered for his roles in the 1960s and 1970s.
   
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==Biography==
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==Career==
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Bircamp was supposedly born in Hungary in 1914 (or 1917). He came to Brunant in 1936 and began his acting career in 1948, doing mostly stage and radio plays. In 1954 he appeared in his first movie and became a hit on the big screen. He became a naturalized citizen in 1957.<ref>His citizenship papers listed him as ''Anatole'' and not ''Anatòle''</ref> Notable films include ''[[Burmese Romance]]'' (1962), [[Luck and Lucy]] (1963) and [[My Boss' Daughter]] (1970).
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Bircamp was born in France in 1914. He came to Brunant in [[1936]] and began his acting career in [[1948]], doing mostly stage and radio plays. In [[1954]] he appeared in his first movie, without much success. He became a naturalized citizen in [[1957]].<ref>His citizenship papers listed him as ''Anatole'' and not ''Anatòle''</ref>
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Bircamp's first important film was [[John Barker]]'s ''[[Men and Beasts]] ''(1958). Further recognition came with ''[[Adenis and Virsise (1961 film)|Adenis and Virsise]]'' (1961), ''[[Burmese Romance]]'' ([[1962]]) and ''[[Luck and Lucy]]'' ([[1963]]). In [[1970]], he played in the successful comedy ''[[My Boss' Daughter]]'' and two years later he had a memorable role in ''[[Where the Ocean meets the Sand]]''. His role as Mr. White in [[Herbert S. Hosen|Herbert Hosen]]'s ''[[Milk & Mocha]]'' was praised a lot. In [[1983]], he received an Honorary Award at the [[Rosetown Film Festival]], for his lifetime achievements.
   
 
==Personal life==
  
==Personal life==
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Bircamp had a difficult personal life. While a minor star he was married to Maria Svoboda<ref>Officially until 1952, though they had separated by late 1950</ref> and they had a son [[Michel Bircamp|Michel]]<ref>Who would later become an actor in the early 1970s</ref> (born 1950). He remarried, to model [[Jeanette Hardy]] (1928-1966), who left him in 1955 after an affair. He would later be involved in several other relationships, notably with actress [[Annette Howards]] in the early 1960s<ref>A brief relationship which generated a lot of media frenzy</ref> before remarrying Hardy in a lavish ceremony at [[Grijzestad]]'s [[Hotel 45]] in 1967. By 1973 he had 8 paternity suits on him and in a massive high-profile trial<ref>Adams, Svoboda, Van der Haas v. Bircamp, 2 July 1974</ref> was forced to pay over Th. 9,000,000 (about US$3.5 million) in support money.
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Bircamp had a difficult personal life. While a minor star he was married to successful model Roxanne Harris<ref>Officially until 1952, though they had separated by late 1950</ref> and they had a son [[Michel Bircamp|Michel]]<ref>Who would later become an actor in the early 1970s</ref> (born 1950). He remarried, to model [[Jeanette Hardy]] ([[1928]]-[[1966]]), who left him in 1955 after an affair. He would later be involved in several other relationships, notably with actress [[Annette Howards]] in the early 1960s<ref>A brief relationship which generated a lot of media frenzy</ref> before remarrying Hardy in a lavish ceremony at [[Grijzestad]]'s [[Hotel 45]] in 1967. By [[1973]] he had 8 paternity suits on him and in a massive high-profile trial<ref>Adams, Harris, Van der Haas v. Bircamp, 2 July 1974</ref> was forced to pay over Th. 9,000,000 (about US$3.5 million) in support money.
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==Filmography==
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|- style="background:#b0c4de; text-align:center;"
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! Year(s)
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! Title
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! Role
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! Notes
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|1958
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|''[[Men and Beasts]]''
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|Michael Edison
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|-
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|1961
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|''[[Adenis and Virsise]]''
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|Virsise
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|-
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|1962
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|''[[Burmese Romance]]''
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|Aung Si Thu
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|-
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|1963
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|''[[Luck and Lucy]]''
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|Luck
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|
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|-
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|1965
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|''[[Monster Hospital (TV series)|Monster Hospital]]''
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|Ebenezer Swyndler
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|TV series<br />One episode
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|-
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|1970
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|''[[My Boss' Daughter]]''
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|Hans
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|-
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|1972
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|''[[Where the Ocean meets the Sand]]''
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|Redskin
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|-
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|1973
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|''[[Milk & Mocha]]''
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|Mr. White
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|-
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|1980
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|''[[The Crimson Blouse]]''
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|Sergeant's father
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|}
   
 
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Latest revision as of 17:34, 27 August 2019

Anatole Bircamp

Bircamp

Anatole Bircamp, born Anatòle-Henri Bircamp (14 August 1914 - 15 January 1989) was a French-born Brunanter actor. While his career spanned over forty years, he is mostly remembered for his roles in the 1960s and 1970s.

Career[]

Bircamp was born in France in 1914. He came to Brunant in 1936 and began his acting career in 1948, doing mostly stage and radio plays. In 1954 he appeared in his first movie, without much success. He became a naturalized citizen in 1957.[1]

Bircamp's first important film was John Barker's Men and Beasts (1958). Further recognition came with Adenis and Virsise (1961), Burmese Romance (1962) and Luck and Lucy (1963). In 1970, he played in the successful comedy My Boss' Daughter and two years later he had a memorable role in Where the Ocean meets the Sand. His role as Mr. White in Herbert Hosen's Milk & Mocha was praised a lot. In 1983, he received an Honorary Award at the Rosetown Film Festival, for his lifetime achievements.

Personal life[]

Bircamp had a difficult personal life. While a minor star he was married to successful model Roxanne Harris[2] and they had a son Michel[3] (born 1950). He remarried, to model Jeanette Hardy (1928-1966), who left him in 1955 after an affair. He would later be involved in several other relationships, notably with actress Annette Howards in the early 1960s[4] before remarrying Hardy in a lavish ceremony at Grijzestad's Hotel 45 in 1967. By 1973 he had 8 paternity suits on him and in a massive high-profile trial[5] was forced to pay over Th. 9,000,000 (about US$3.5 million) in support money.

Filmography[]

Year(s) Title Role Notes
1958 Men and Beasts Michael Edison
1961 Adenis and Virsise Virsise
1962 Burmese Romance Aung Si Thu
1963 Luck and Lucy Luck
1965 Monster Hospital Ebenezer Swyndler TV series
One episode
1970 My Boss' Daughter Hans
1972 Where the Ocean meets the Sand Redskin
1973 Milk & Mocha Mr. White
1980 The Crimson Blouse Sergeant's father

Notes[]

  1. ↑ His citizenship papers listed him as Anatole and not Anatòle
  2. ↑ Officially until 1952, though they had separated by late 1950
  3. ↑ Who would later become an actor in the early 1970s
  4. ↑ A brief relationship which generated a lot of media frenzy
  5. ↑ Adams, Harris, Van der Haas v. Bircamp, 2 July 1974
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