Jean-Baptiste Manuel

The illustrious Manuel, Bellinge and Salviat families have long been a staple of French culture and society. Robert Manuel, a renowned member of The Comédie-Française, began his illustrious career on stage in 1933 with a part in Gabriel Pierné's "Fragonard", and celebrated his 50th anniversary of his debut in October of 1983. He was well-known for his roles in "Hello Dolly", "Barnum", and "Ceux qui font les Clowns", as well as for his restaurant on Quai Kennedy, "Wall Street". Christine Murillo and Catherine Salviat, born in 1951 and 1947 respectively, are both acclaimed actresses, with Murillo being known for her roles in "The Bohemian Life" (1992), "Le malade imaginaire" (1959) and "Le malade imaginaire" (1990), and Salviat for her roles in "The Mask of Zorro" (2000), "Joséphine ou la comédie des ambitions" (1979) and "Au théâtre ce soir" (1966). A dynasty of excellence and distinction, the Manuel, Bellinge and Salviat families have played a prominent role in French culture for generations.