Vergez, Gérard

(December 24, 1937, Cau-déran, Gironde, France - )

   He studied at Aix-en-Provence and Paris. He trained as a stage director and actor at the Centre de la Rue Blanche (later he taught there). From 1967 to 1996, he directed more than thirty plays at the Comédie-Française, the TNP, and the Avignon Festival and per­formed texts of Rafael Alberti, Jean Dutourd, Marcel Aymé, and Armand Salacrou.

 Filmography

1969 ◘ Ballade pour un Chien (also co-screenwriter, co-adapter, co-dialogist; shot in 1967-1968)

1971 ◘ Térésa (also screenwriter, co-adapter, co-dialogist)

1974 ◘ La Virée superbe (also screenwriter)

        ◘ Les Cavaliers de l'Orage (also screenwriter, co-adapter, co-dialogist; France / Yugoslavia)

        ◘ Bras de Fer (also screenwriter)

1988 ◘ Deux Minutes de Soleil en plus (also screenwriter)

 Television Filmography

        ◘ Un Bon Patriote

        ◘ Les Cinq dernières Minutes (episode "L'Assassin fait du Cinéma")

        ◘ La Folle de Chaillot

        ◘ L'Assassinat de Concino Concini (co-director with Jean Chatenet; also screenwriter, adapter, dialogist)

        ◘ Les Mystères de Loudun

1977 ◘ L'Enlèvement du Régent—Le Chevalier d'Harmental (also co-screenwriter, co-adapter, co-dialogist)

        ◘ Les Papas naissent dans les Armoires

        ◘ Jean Chalosse (4 X 52'; also co-screenwriter, co-adapter)

        ◘ Vendredi ou la Vie sauvage (also co-screenwriter)

        ◘ V comme Vengeance (episode "Une Table pour six"; also co-screenwriter)

        ◘ Le Diable au Corps (also co-screenwriter)

        ◘ Le Droit à l'Oubli (also co-screenwriter)

        ◘ Senso (also co-screenwriter)

        ◘ Les Cinq Dernières Minutes (episode "L'Assassin fait du Cinéma"; also co-screenwriter, actor)

        ◘ Le Feu follet (also screenwriter, adapter, dialogist)

        ◘ Machinations

        ◘ Dans un grand Vent de Fleurs (7 X 100')

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Racket", "Cambriolage", "Clan­destins", "Expulsion", "Piège", "Surdose")

        ◘ Famille de Coeur

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Vol à l'arraché", "Escroqueries", "SDF", "Carte bleue", "Elodie", "Héroïne")

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Planques", "Descente de Police", "Dragues", "Canal", "Délit de Fuite", "Tango", "Maternité", "Dimanche")

        ◘ Oncle Paul (also screenwriter, dialogist)

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Légitime Défense", "Non As­sistance à Personne en Danger", "Détourne­ment", "Garde à Vue", "Braquage first part", "Braquage second part", "Disparition", "Rè­glement de Comptes")

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "La Rumeur", "Strip-Tease", "La Fugue", "Faux Coupable", "Enlèvement", "Chantage", "Spiritisme", "Mauvais Traite­ments")

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Taupe", "Viol en Garde à Vue", "Néonazis", "Chien méchant", "Police en Danger", "Poison", "Squelettes", "Sensations fortes", "Couples", "La Pilule de l'Oubli")

        ◘ La Parité (also co-screenwriter, dialogist)

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Tyrannie", "Père et Fils", "Forcené", "Chanteuse de Rue", "Assaut")

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Violences conjuguées", "Men­teuses", "Intention de tuer", "Jour de Grève", "Violences", "Infiltrations", "Fatale Vision", "Enfants de Cœur", "Le Fusible", "Le rev­enant")

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Recel", "Le 119", "Délit de Soli­darité", "Rage", "En Petits Morceaux", "Rendez­vous manqués", "Seul contre tous")

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Viscéral", "Stress", "Francs Ti­reurs", "Vincent, Barbare", "Noël")

        ◘ P.J. (episodes "Mauvais Elément", "Abus de Faiblesse", "Vide-Grenier", "Crise d'Identité")