Daniel Ivernel

Daniel Ivernel was born on Jun 03, 1918 in France. Daniel Ivernel's big-screen debut came with Criminal Brigade directed by Gilbert Gil in 1947, strarring Jean-Jacques (as Ivernel). Daniel Ivernel is known for Le juge Fayard dit Le Shériff directed by Yves Boisset, Patrick Dewaere stars as Le juge Jean-Marie Fayard dit Le Shériff and Aurore Clément as Michelle Louvier. The upcoming new movie Daniel Ivernel plays is Le juge Fayard dit Le Shériff which will be released on Jan 12, 1977.

From his real name Jacques, Daniel Ivernel married the actress and playwright Christiane Lasquin. He is the older brother of director Victor Ivernel. Coming from a family of traders, he is raised by his grandmother, in the locality of Chaumont-en-Vexin (Oise). This is where he attends a performance of the "Bells of Corneville" by a troupe of traveling theater. Subjugated, the young boy spends the whole evening with these people of the trip and will tell later that, from this memory, was born his vocation. A theater actor with a perfect diction, Daniel Ivernel debuted at the cinema in 1946 in a film by Louis Cuny, "Le Beau voyage". But it was with the director Julien Duvivier who made him known with "Sous le Ciel de Paris". Duvivier will turn it in "La Fête à Henriette", "La Femme et le Pantin" and "Marie-Octobre". His last film "Judge Fayard" (Yves Boisset) dates from 1977. Then he took care of being a theater teacher until his suicide on November 11, 1999 at 79 years.