Raimu was a prominent French actor, born on December 18, 1883, in Aubagne, France. He gained fame for his roles in Marcel Pagnol's films, particularly in "Marius," "Fanny," and "César." His performances were characterized by a blend of humor and deep emotion, making him a beloved figure in French cinema. Raimu's career spanned several decades, and he became known for his distinctive voice and expressive acting style. He was not only a film star but also a successful stage actor, contributing significantly to the theater scene in France. Raimu passed away on September 20, 1946, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of performing arts.