
Acting · Hacquegnies, Belgique · Born May 12, 1903
Gabriel Gobin (12 May 1903 – 9 February 1998) was a Belgian film actor. He appeared in more than 100 films between 1947 and 1990. He was born in Hacquegnies, Belgium and died in Brie-Comte-Robert, France. Source: Article "Gabriel Gobin" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA.
MovieHéloïse
1991
as M. Balivot
MovieLa Goutte d'or
1990
MovieTandem
1987
as Le vieux barman
MovieInspector Blunder
1980
as Satyr's lawyer
TVCe diable d'homme
1978
as Second gentilhomme
TVLa Poupée sanglante
1976
as Mr. Drouine
TVUn curé de choc
1974
as Jules, l'un des jumeaux
TVLe Secret des Flamands
1974
as Petrus Christus
MovieLa Nuit bulgare
1972
TVUn mystère par jour
1970
as L'inspecteur
MovieThe Horse
1970
as Gendarmerie Brigadier
MovieLes gros malins
1969
as President of the races
MovieThe Milky Way
1969
as Father
TVL'Homme du Picardie
1968
as Antoine Luriecq
MovieRisky Business
1967
as Le juge d'instruction
MovieThe Oldest Profession
1967
as A Shocked Gentleman (segment "Aujourd'hui") (uncredited)
MovieThe Thief of Paris
1967
as Father Voisin
MovieDon't Look Now... We're Being Shot At!
1966
as Resistance Stagehand at Opera (uncredited)
MovieLa tour de Nesle
1966
as Pierrefond
MovieMademoiselle
1966
as Police Sergeant
MovieThe Boss of Champignol
1966
as Larivière
MovieHow to Keep the Red Lamp Burning
1965
as Maître Leproux, membre de l'amicale (sketch "Les Bons Vivants")
MovieThe Dirty Game
1965
as O'Hara
MovieDiary of a Chambermaid
1964
as Le brigadier qui vient arrêter Joseph
MovieAny Number Can Win
1963
as Train Traveler (uncredited)
MovieThe Sword and the Balance
1963
as Albert, concierge of the Law Court
MovieThe Mysteries of Paris
1962
as Mr. Morel, the tailor
MovieTrique, gamin de Paris
1962
MovieA Monkey in Winter
1962
as Un habitué du café
MovieThe Counterfeiters of Paris
1961
as Horse trainer Vincennes
MovieThe Passion of Slow Fire
1961
as Police Sergeant Ruchet
MovieThe Old Guard
1960
as Étienne Lesage, town hall employee
MovieLes Bonnes Femmes
1960
as Henri's Father
MovieThe Baron of the Locks
1960
as Valentin, hostel player
MovieThe Cat Shows Her Claws
1960
as Locomotive driver
MovieCome Dance with Me!
1959
as Agent de la circulation (non crédité)
MovieSigned, Arsène Lupin
1959
as SNCF employee (uncredited)
MovieRue de Paris
1959
as Dubourg
MovieSoupe au lait
1959
MovieBeast at Bay
1959
as Hotelier
MovieTime Bomb
1959
as Julien Aubriant
MovieMadame et son auto
1958
MovieOperation Abduction
1958
as Lieutenant Fernand of the 2nd Bureau
MovieThe Night Affair
1958
as Rocard
MovieThree Days to Live
1958
MovieNot Delivered
1958
TVLes Cinq Dernières Minutes
1958
as Célestin Chauffourniol
MovieYoung Girls Beware
1957
as Doctor
MovieSpeaking of Murder
1957
as l'inspecteur Bouvard
MovieQue les hommes sont bêtes
1957
MovieBlood to the Head
1956
as Arthur Cardinaud
MovieForgive Our Trespasses
1956
MoviePeople of No Importance
1956
as l'homme de « La croix de Briac »
MovieThe Best Part
1955
as A card player
MovieGirl on the Third Floor
1955
as Un locataire (uncredited)
MovieBlack Dossier
1955
as Le brigadier
MovieRazzia
1955
as Un client du "Troquet"
MovieThe Secret of Helene Marimon
1954
MovieFollow That Man
1953
as Agent Faurel (uncredited)
MovieRun Away Mr. Perle
1952
as Un homme au bistrot de Romainville
MovieCrimson Curtain
1952
MovieDesperate Decision
1952
as The station employee (uncredited)
MovieThe Seven Deadly Sins
1952
as The Gendarme (segment "La Luxure") (uncredited)
MovieLeathernose
1952
as The whip
MovieTrip to America
1951
as Employé du car
MoviePassion
1951
MovieThe Lovers of Bras-Mort
1951
as Bargeman
MovieParis Vice Squad
1951
as Un ouvrier (uncredited)
MovieThe Elders of Saint-Loup
1950
as Subileau
MovieParis Waltz
1950
as Chabert, the manager
MovieHere Is the Beauty
1950
as The machinist
MovieMonsignor
1949
as Tatave
MovieThe Cheat
1949
as Émile
MovieSuch a Pretty Little Beach
1949
as Arthur
MovieDedee
1948
as Paul, le serveur et cuisinier du bar
MovieMonsieur Vincent
1947
as Un serviteur de Monsieur Besnier (uncredited)
MovieJenny Lamour
1947
as Bartender
MovieMadame Filoumé