Henry Krauss

1866–1935 (age 69)

Biography

Henry Krauss (1866-1935) brought his talents as a screenwriter to the budding world of French cinema, helping to shape stories that resonated with audiences of his day.

He rests in Père Lachaise Cemetery, leaving behind the legacy of creativity and a love for storytelling that touched the city he served.

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