Marcel Perez Movies

Marcel Perez arrives at the holiday resort wearing a pith helmet and carrying enough luggage to hold supplies for a monthlong journey through hostile...

Italian slapstick actor Robinet riding a bicycle.

Starring comedienne Alice Ardell, whose persona included wearing traditionally masculine garb, who finds herself initiated into a secret flapper...

A detective pursues a woman suspected of spying for the Kaiser.

A disgruntled man imagines what the world would be like if everyone were like him.

Marcel Perez is taken aboard an all-female crewed boat where he has to dress as a woman so the female captain won't claim him as her own.

In this play on the symmetry of black and white, Robinet leaves home in his bright new suit for a stroll through a blackening industrial landscape....

While Robinette's old admirer isn't at home, she secretly meets Robinet. Suddenly the man returns and Robinet is forced to disguise himself as a...

The new maid and her mistress devise a plan to foil the men in the house. ...[The mistress of the house finds her chambermaid using her...

A short comedy

Marcel Perez is, as you might guess from the title of this movie, a reporter. He's been assigned a new story: a general is in town to review the...

A hapless nitwit sets up his living space in the middle of a street, then moves to a police station, then gets a job in a movie studio, with...

A man poses as a lifeguard but his rescue techniques are not the most desirable.

A short comedy for the actor Marcel Perez

A short comedy

Fricot finds his father asleep and takes advantage of the opportunity to pour down his parent's hack a handful of itching powder. The poor man's...

Sailor Slim Summerville saves a lady from nasty men.

A 1916 short comedy starring Marcel Perez

Nilde Baracchi sends Marcel Perez out fishing, armed .... I mean "equipped" with a long, sturdy bamboo fishing pole and a line and hook. However,...

From a futuristic airship, the French police stop crime, arrest criminals, and catch dogs without touching the ground. (MoMA)