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Robert Fontaine is an actor known for his supporting roles in landmark works of African cinema, including the critically acclaimed features Black Girl (1966) and Emitaï (1973). His screen career spans the 1960s and 1970s, primarily appearing in international art-house and historical television productions.
Robert Fontaine is an actor recognized for his contributions to early post-colonial African cinema through key art-house collaborations.
He is best known for his supporting roles in the critically acclaimed dramas Black Girl (1966) and Emitaï (1973).
His filmography includes Black Girl, Emitaï, and the television film Madame Sourdis. Explore his filmography on Mood.