Albert Préjean(1894-1979)

Albert Prejean was a flying ace during the First World War, and before that had worked as an acrobat - both of which facilitated his entry into movies as a stuntman. His first proper acting job was in Rene Clair's debut film París que duerme (1925). He became a popular star of early French comedy and, having also at one time worked as a nightclub singer, was often cast in films which required him to sing, notably Bajo los techos de París (1930). He was also Mack the Knife in the 1931 French version of Brecht's 'Threepenny Opera'.