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Mainly known for having played the role of d’Artagnan in the film adaptation of “The Three Musketeers” in 1961, actor Gérard Barray died at the age of 92 on Thursday February 15, 2024 in Spain.
Death of Gérard Barray: hospitalized, the former interpreter of d’Artagnan died at the age of 92
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An emblematic face of cinema from the 60s passed away on Thursday February 15, 2024. That day, actor Gérard Barray died at the age of 92, near Marbella in Spain. The Spanish press specified that the death of the actor occurred at the Costa del Sol Hospital in Marbella. An essential figure in swashbuckling feature films, Gérard Barray has appeared in some great classics of French cinema. Today, he remains mainly known for having played d’Artagnan in the film adaptation of Three Musketeers, which was released in French cinemas in 1961. He also appeared in other similar feature films such as The Knight of Pardaillan (1962) or Scaramouche (1963). Unfortunately for him, the label of swashbuckling film actor stuck with him throughout his entire career on the big screen.
Born in 1931, Gérard Marcel Louis Baraillé, his real name, first launched into studied medicine, before finally moving towards careers in the arts and entertainment. It was while playing in Jean Cocteau’s famous play, called The two-headed eagle, that his acting career really took off. It is also thanks to this theatrical production that the actor will be led to specializing in swashbuckling films. It must be said that Gérard Barray was a true expert in the handling of the saber, and he knew how to ride a horse perfectly, which was essential for acting in this style of feature films. Alongside his acting career on the big screen, the late actor also performed as a pianist in the cabarets of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Death of Gérard Barray: the actor left cinema to become a real estate developer
During his lifetime, Gérard Barray was also known to the general public for his performance in the role of Commissioner San Antonio, in the fictions called Bad times for flies And Béru and these ladies. After a decade of success, the French actor finally abandoned film sets in the 1970s. Gérard Barray thus retrained by becoming a real estate developer in Spain. However, he will star in the thriller titled Open your eyesreleased in cinemas in 1998. Subsequently, the actor starred in a few films produced or co-produced by Spain, such as Sexy Beast (2000), or even Galindez (2003).
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