Lévitte, Jean

(1916, France - )

   A co-screenwriter (1946 Christine se marie, also dialogist, René Le Hénaff; La Fille du Diable, Henri Decoin; L'Assassin n'est pas coupable, also co-dialogist, René Delacroix; 1949 El mago, co-author of the original story, Miguel M. Delgado, Spain; 1950 On n'aime qu'une Fois, Jean Stelli; Le 84 prend des Vacances, as co-adapter, dialogist, Léo Joannon; 1952 Drôle de Noce, also co-adapter, co-dialogist, Léo Joannon; 1953 Virgile, as co-adapter, Carlo-Rim; 1956 OSS ll7 n'est pas mort / USA: OSS ll7 Is Not Dead, also co-adapter, co-dialogist, Jean Sacha; 1957 Les Fanatiques / I fanatici / USA: A Bomb for the Dictator, also co-adapter, co-dialogist, Alex Joffé, France / Italy; 1959 Geheimaktion schwarze Kapelle / R.P.Z. appelle Berlin / I sicari di Hitler / USA: The Black Chapel, Ralph Habib, West Germany / France / Italy; 1963 La Cuisine au Beurre / Cucino al burro / USA: My Wife's Husband, Gilles Grangier, France / Italy), he directed a couple of soft-core films in the 1970s.

 Filmography

1947 ◘ Six Heures à perdre (co-director with Alex Joffé)

1971 ◘ Kiss