Lucien Baroux

Lucien Baroux (1898–1973, France) was a French actor, singer, and comedian known for his work in theater, operettas, and film during the interwar and postwar periods. He appeared in over 60 films, including René Clair’s *Le Million* (1931) and Jean Renoir’s *La Chienne* (1931), often playing humorous or authoritative roles with his distinctive baritone voice. Baroux’s career bridged vaudeville traditions and cinema, contributing to the vibrant French entertainment scene of the era.