Jean Nohain
Writing·February 16, 1900·† January 25, 1981 — 80 years old·Paris, France
Jean Nohain (1900–1981) was a French playwright, lyricist, and screenwriter, and a radio and television producer and presenter. He was the son of the librettist Franc-Nohain and the brother of the actor Claude Dauphin.
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Known For
The Tale of the Fox
1941·7.0
Boom on Paris
1954·5.7
His Father's Portrait
1953·6.0
Midi Première
1975·9.0
It Happened on the 36 Candles
1957·5.5
Welcome
1953·4.5
Trois vieilles filles en folie
1952·4.0
The Chocolate Girl
1950·8.0
Radio Surprises
1940·6.5
Fantaisie d'un jour
1955·8.0
La Danseuse nue
1952·10.0
Over the waves
1951·9.0
Filmography · 18
1975Système 2TVSelf1975Midi PremièreTVSelf1971Samedi soirTVSelf1959The Broken EarNarrator (voice) · Tintin (voice)1957King Ottokar's SceptreTintin · Narrator1957It Happened on the 36 CandlesSelf (uncredited)1955Fantaisie d'un jourThe speaker1954Boom on Parislui-même1953His Father's PortraitLyricist1953WelcomeJean Nohain · Dialogue1952La Danseuse nue1952Trois vieilles filles en folieJean Nohain1951Over the wavesSelf1950The Chocolate Girl1944Portrait of a Woman1941The Tale of the FoxDialogue1940Radio SurprisesSelf · Writer1939Mon oncle et mon curéWriter