Jean Angelo
Biography
Jean Angelo was a French film actor of silent movies and early talkies, best known for his roles in "Nana" (1926) as Count de Vandeuvres and the 1929 silent film "Monte Cristo". A member of the acting dynasty founded by his father Edouard Angelo, Jean made his stage debut at 15 under Sarah Bernhardt's tutelage. He briefly paused his career during World War I to serve in combat.