Eugene Deckers

The Assassination Bureau 9th March 1969 as 'La Belle Amie' desk clerk

The Limbo Line 3rd March 1969

Hell Is Empty 20th December 1967 as Counsel

The Last Safari 1st November 1967 as Refugee Leader

The Restaurant 9th September 1966 as Le complice de Novalès

Lady L 17th December 1965 as Koenigstein

Coplan, Agent 005 30th April 1964 as Bianco's henchman

Blague dans le coin 13th November 1963 as Bennet

The Longest Day 25th September 1962 as German Soldier (uncredited)

A Weekend with Lulu 10th April 1961 as Inspector Larue

Crack in the Mirror 19th May 1960 as Magre

North West Frontier 13th October 1959 as Mr Peters

The Beast Is Loose 21st January 1959 as Toni Luigi (as G. Deckers)

Seven Thunders 4th September 1957 as Blanchard

Let's Be Happy 7th May 1957 as Dining Car Attendant

House of Secrets 23rd October 1956 as Vidal

The Iron Petticoat 1st September 1956 as Bartender

Foreign Intrigue 28th June 1956 as Pierre Sandoz

Port Afrique 18th June 1956 as Col. Jacques Moussac

Women Without Men 1st June 1956 as Pierre

Man of the Moment 24th November 1955 as Day Liftman

Doctor at Sea 12th July 1955 as Colonel Porella

The Colditz Story 25th January 1955 as La Tour

Father Brown 8th June 1954 as French Cavalry Officer

The Love Lottery 30th January 1954 as Vernet

Hotel Sahara 9th July 1951 as French Spahi Officer

The Lavender Hill Mob 28th June 1951 as Customs Official

Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. 10th April 1951 as French Commandant

Night Without Stars 3rd April 1951 as Armand

Highly Dangerous 6th December 1950 as Alf

The Elusive Pimpernel 7th November 1950 as Captain Merieres

So Long at the Fair 31st May 1950 as Day Porter

Madeleine 16th February 1950 as Thuau

Golden Salamander 1st February 1950 as Police Chief

Prince of Foxes 11th November 1949 as Borgia Henchman (uncredited)

Sleeping Car to Trieste 6th October 1948 as Jules

Against the Wind 1st February 1948 as Marcel van Hecke

Mrs. Fitzherbert 3rd December 1947 as Philippe

Dual Alibi 3rd June 1947 as French Ringmaster

Woman to Woman 10th February 1947 as De Rillac