Jacques Copeau

Jacques Copeau was born on Feb 04, 1879 in France. Jacques Copeau's big-screen debut came with Camille directed by Ralph Barton in 1926, strarring Radavanni.

Jacques Copeau was born on February 4, 1879, in Paris, France. He started as an art dealer in Paris during the 1890's. From 1904-1906 he was a drama critic for the 'L'Ermitage', and , from 1907-1910, for the 'La Grand Revue'. He earned a reputation as a well known literary critic. In 1909 he became co-founder with