Raphaël Duflos

1858–1946 (age 88)

Biography

Raphaël Duflos graced the stage with a commanding presence that delighted generations of theatergoers. His performances brought nuance and humanity to each role, showcasing the transformative power of the performing arts.

He was revered not only for his talent but for his generosity to fellow actors and his dedication to the craft. Père Lachaise now shelters his memory, allowing admirers to recall the warmth of his voice and the depth of his artistry.

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