Alida Rouffe

Biography

Alida Rouffe was a French actress born in Bordeaux on March 20, 1874, to mime artist Louis Rouffe. She spent most of her career on stage in the south of France and later transitioned to film, working with acclaimed director Marcel Pagnol. Her notable roles include Honorine Cabanis in "César" (1936) and "Fanny" (1932), as well as her memorable portrayal of Céleste in "The Baker's Wife" (1938).