Marc Eyraud

Marc Eyraud was born on March 1, 1924 in Saint-Étienne, Loire, France. Eyraud worked in the French film industry as an actor, appearing in supporting roles across multiple productions during a career spanning several decades. The actor’s presence in cinema was marked by brief but recognizable appearances in notable films of the era.

One of Eyraud’s credited roles came in the 1967 film Belle de Jour, where the actor appeared in an uncredited capacity as a barman. Though the part was minor, it contributed to the film’s ensemble cast and added to the layered atmosphere of the production. Eyraud’s involvement in the project reflected the common practice of using uncredited performers to fill background or atmospheric roles in French cinema of that period.