Raymond Aimos Net Worth is
$1.5 Million

Mini Biography

One of the better character actors from the nineteen thirties and early forties, Raymond Aimos (frequently simply credited while Aimos) was the quintessential ‘titi parisien’ (Parisian child). The many personas Aimos embodied (he made an appearance in at least 105 movies) generally corresponded with the individual he is at true to life: of proletarian source, lanky, cheeky but having a center of gold. Created in 1891 in the North of France, he was the boy of the clockmaker-jeweler and was likely to adhere to in his father’s footsteps but youthful Raymond was uncontrollably drawn to display business. He were able to become an operatic vocalist beneath the pseudonym of Aimos. He also made an appearance in a few silent movies by 1912 but his lucky hit was the arriving of audio. His appearance, his well-known roots and mainly his present of gab had been in perfect tranquility with the movie theater of that period. Aimos was great in masterpieces by René Clair (‘Sous les toits de Paris’, ’14 juillet’ Raymond Bernard)’ (‘Les croix de bois’, ‘Amants et voleurs’), Julien Duvivier (‘Le Paquebot Tenacity’, ‘La bandera’, ‘La belle équipe’, ‘L’homme du jour’), Sacha Guitry (‘Ils étaient neuf célibataires’), Marcel Carné (‘Quai des brumes’) and Jean Grémillon (Lumière d’été). But even though he proved helpful for less distinct directors his existence was a secured asset for the film. His most remarkable assignments are Mulot, the legionary friend of Jean Gabin in ‘La Bandera’, ‘Tintin’, among the five close friends who create a riverside café and ‘Quart-Vittel’, the wreck of ‘Quai des brumes’. As courageous in lifestyle as he previously experienced ‘La Bandera’, Aimos made a decision to be a part of the uprising against the Nazis (which would result in the Liberation of Paris). He was however hit with a stray bullet and passed away a couple of hours later on the premature age group of 55.

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