Poll: Who's that "Gueule"?

A poll by ElMaruecan82

Results of 403 votes:

  1. 127

    Alain Delon in Rocco and His Brothers (1960)

  2. 43

    Jean-Paul Belmondo

  3. 27

    Lino Ventura in The Sicilian Clan (1969)

  4. 27

    Louis de Funès in The Tattoo (1968)

  5. 20

    Yves Montand, c. 1960.

  6. 20

    Gérard Philipe in The Red and the Black (1954)

  7. 18

    Jean Gabin in Moontide (1942)

  8. 13

    Jacques Perrin in Cinema Paradiso (1988)

  9. 12

    Maurice Chevalier c. 1932

  10. 10

    Jean-Pierre Léaud in The 400 Blows (1959)

  11. 9

    Fernandel

  12. 9

    Charles Boyer, 1937.

  13. 8

    Jean Marais

  14. 6

    Philippe Noiret in The Old Gun (1975)

  15. 6

    Jean Rochefort in The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe (1972)

  16. 6

    Jacques Tati in Jour de Fête (1949)

  17. 5

    Jean-Louis Trintignant in A Man and a Woman (1966)

  18. 5

    Michel Simon in Bizarre, Bizarre (1937)

  19. 5

    Pierre Richard in The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe (1972)

  20. 4

    Louis Jouvet in Bizarre, Bizarre (1937)

  21. 4

    Charles Vanel in The Wages of Fear (1953)

  22. 4

    Jean-Pierre Aumont

  23. 3

    Jean-Pierre Marielle in Femmes Fatales (1976)

  24. 3

    #25

  25. 2

    Raimu in The Baker's Wife (1938)

  26. 2

    Michel Piccoli in Dillinger Is Dead (1969)

  27. 2

    Bernard Blier in The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe (1972)

  28. 1

    Bourvil

  29. 1

    Max Linder

  30. 1

    Daniel Gélin in Rue de l'Estrapade (1953)

  31. 0

    Paul Meurisse in The Black Monocle (1961)

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