#Jacques Behan died # Opened the computer in the morning and saw a bad news on the Internet: the famous French director Jacques Behan died in a hospital in Paris on the afternoon of April 21, 2022 due to ineffective medical treatment, completing the eighty-year journey of his life.
Speaking of Jacques Behan's name, he is a well-known figure who plays a pivotal role in the global film industry. He is not only a superb actor, but also a talented director, and all the films starring him have been well received and loved by the public, such as "Paradise Cinema", "Half of men", "Spring of the Cattle Herding Class" and "The Promise of the Police". In addition, Jacques Behan has directed a number of documentaries, the most famous of which are "Himalayas", "Ocean", "Beyond Life" and "Four Seasons of the Earth".
Among the documentaries made by Jacques Behan is a work known as the classic of the century, which is "Migrating Birds". The documentary took more than three years, mobilized a large number of manpower and material resources, and traveled to almost all corners of the earth.
As soon as the film was released, it was loved and praised by a wide audience, and won the Best Director Award at the César Film Festival. It is also because of the influence of "Migrating Birds" that Jacques Behan deservedly became a generation of documentary masters, and was also known as the "god of documentaries" by the industry.
Of course, everyone's success is not for no reason, and Jacques Behan is no exception, and the reason why he has achieved such achievements is that in addition to his own efforts, it has a lot to do with the environment in which he grew up. In the summer of 1941, Jacques Behan was born into an artistic family, his parents were both drama actors, and even the house he lived in was next to a grand theater.
Under the influence of this environment, Jacques Behan developed a keen interest in stage performances.
When he was very young, he often sat alone in the corner of the theater, watching the performances on the stage with full attention, and he also had the dream of performing the drama in his heart.
It was in the spring of 1957 that 16-year-old Jacques Behan finally waited for an opportunity when the director of the comedy "Suitcase Girl" invited him to a role.
Although it was his first time standing in front of the camera, Jacques Behan seemed very skilled, and he played the role like an experienced veteran actor.
It was precisely because of the success of this film that Jacques Behan became famous in the film industry and was successfully admitted to the École Supérieure des Dramatic Arts in Paris.
After graduating from college, Jacques Behan joined a film company and starred in films such as "Focus News", "Half of a Man", "Paradise Cinema" and "Spring in the Cattle Herding Class".
In particular, "Half of a Man" caused a lot of repercussions in the film industry at that time, and won the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival in 1966.
However, just when his career was at its peak, Jacques Behan faded from view and retreated from the camera to the screen, becoming a documentary filmmaker.
Over the next three decades, Jacques Behan directed documentaries such as Himalayas, The Passage, Special Zone, Seasons of the Earth, and Migrating Birds.
The most interesting thing is that when "Four Seasons of the Earth" was released in China, the famous actor Huang Xiaoming was also invited to voice it, I don't know if you heard it?
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