Maurice Teynac (1915–1992) was a French actor. In 1948 he starred in the film The Lame Devil under Sacha Guitry.
In 1954 he appeared in London's West End in J.B. Priestley's poorly reviewed play The White Countess.
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as M. Bordure (archive footage)
as Chefingenieur Kranz (archive footage)
as Chamrode
as victor
as Marquis de Clérambault
as Prior
as Marcel Scandini
as Self(1 ep)
as Doctor Lambert
as Bastien-Thiery's Lawyer
as Minister of Internal Security
as Silvio Scott(1 ep)
as Lewis
as Mr. Dobbins(4 eps)
as Moritz Szeps
as Monsieur Martin
as Stanmore
as Le patron
as Cooper(1 ep)
as General (uncredited)
as Alain(1 ep)
as Reginald
as Baron Edward de Chassier
as Alfred Thirios
as André Napoleon Renard
as Le père supérieur / Father Superior
as Deputy Manager
as Levasseur
as Baron des Bruyères
as Drunkard, Stephane's Friend
as Doctor
as Virtuoso
as Self(2 eps)
as Doctor Bernais
as James Milligan
as Kurt Topfer
as Labaroche
as Bernard Dufresnes
as René Perrault
as Nicolas de La Reynie
as Trevelle
as Count Emmanuel de Las Cases
as Dr. Curtiss
as Mountfeller
as Mr. de Montespan
as Za l'Amour
as Lucien Landier
as Mr. Gidou, Night Club Singer
as The Christ
as Heldinge (segment "L'alibi de monsieur Wens")
as Sophocle Zélos
as Un avocat (uncredited)
as Self
as Louis Malinay
as Jean Maréchal, filmmaker
as Inspector Wens
as Barton
as Fantomas
as Georges Sommer
as Chimerowitz
as King Charles X
as André Leclerc, l'auteur dramatique
as Fred
as L'imitateur
as Marmont
as Maxence Leroy
