FanFılms
HomeAvailable NowMovies
FanFılms

Stream what's new, find what's worth watching, and keep track of every film you love.

Discover

  • Trending
  • Top Rated
  • Now Playing
  • Upcoming
  • Available Now
  • Directory (A–Z)
  • All Movies

Genres

  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Animation
  • Comedy
  • Crime
  • Documentary
  • Drama
  • Family
  • All genres →

Account

  • Favorites
  • Contact Us

© 2026 FanFilms. All rights reserved.

Lilian Greuze
Acting

Lilian Greuze

January 23, 1890June 23, 1983 (aged 93)Paris, France

Lilian Greuze (1890 – 1950) was a French model, and actress of the stage and screen. She was from Paris, France She was a protégé of Sarah Bernhardt and performed at the French Theater on West 44th Street in Manhattan (New York). Her first New York appearance came during the 1915 theatrical season. Greuze was one of many French notables who were recruited by Lucien Laurent Bonheur, director of the French Theater. She acted in a humorous sketch entitled English School in her first American stage performance. She was paired with George Ranavant. An observer remarked about her skill in speaking, So perfect was her enunciation and the modulation of her voice that every syllable could be heard distinctly in the rear of the auditorium. In December 1915 she played with Paul Gavault at the French Theatre in Mademoiselle Josette Ma Femme. As Josette, Greuze portrayed the character which made Billie Burke famous. A reviewer commented favorably about her playful acting quality, citing her diverting gaminerie. Greuze appeared as Marian Somerset in The Recoil (1917), with William Courtenay. The melodrama is a quickly paced story about trying to save an innocent man from being electrocuted by intervening with the governor. The Library of Congress has preserved an incomplete copy of this film. Reel one is missing. Her acting career continued in France, Germany, and Italy until the 1930s. Greuze's filmography following The Recoil includes roles in Hier et aujord'hui (1918), Simone (1918), Tragedia senza lagrime (1919), Maître Bolbec et son mari (1934), Fanatisme (1934), and Bux the Clown (1935). In November 1915 she was paid $200 for a kiss on the French liner Rochambeau. The ship was en route to New York and Greuze was passing a collection bag for charity. She overheard a man remark that he would donate the sum in return for a kiss from her. The money was contributed for the benefit of orphans of French dressmakers who were killed at the front in the war. During World War I Greuze worked with the Red Cross at the French front in 1917. She was a nurse in a hospital at Neuilly from the beginning of the war. The hospital was conducted by Princess Henriette, Duchess of Vendôme and Alençon. Source: Article "Lilian Greuze" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Filmography

Le Clown Bux poster

Le Clown Bux

8.0•1935

Le Clown Bux

Maître Bolbec et son mari

as Magda Kramsen

7.8•1934

Maître Bolbec et son mari

as Magda Kramsen

Fanatisme poster

Fanatisme

9.0•1934

Fanatisme

Hier et aujourd'hui

9.0•1918

Hier et aujourd'hui

Simone

8.0•1918

Simone

Max, médecin malgré lui

8.0•1917

Max, médecin malgré lui

The Recoil poster

The Recoil

as Marian Somerset

1917

The Recoil

as Marian Somerset

Monaldeschi poster

Monaldeschi

as Mlle. de Beaulieu

1911

Monaldeschi

as Mlle. de Beaulieu

Au temps des premiers chrétiens

as Lygia

8.0•1910

Au temps des premiers chrétiens

as Lygia