Gabriel Gabrio

Gabriel Gabrio (1886–1968, France) was a French film actor who appeared in over 30 productions from 1914 to 1943, specializing in historical dramas and adaptations of classic literature. He gained prominence in silent cinema with roles in films such as *Les Deux Orphelines* (1914) and *Notre-Dame de Paris* (1918), and continued into sound films with notable performances in *Maria Chapdelaine* (1934) and *Le Roman d’un tricheur* (1936). Gabrio’s career bridged the transition from silent to talking pictures, contributing to the development of French cinematic storytelling during the interwar period.