Guéret, Georges

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Les beaux messieurs de bois-doré (1977) Role uncertain.

The image here comes from the "Base de Données de films français avec images" website - see link in filmography. I have no idea if he is credited, but it seems unlikely.

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I grossi bestioni (1978) credited, as Jojo.

This French/Italian co-production is the film where Georges first came to my attention. He has a large role opposite Italian stuntmen Gilberto Galimberti and Franco Daddi, plus Elizabeth Turner.

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Une femme spéciale (1979) credited, as Georges

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Le journal érotique d'une Thaïlandaise (1980) as Robert.

Georges has a comic relief role in this unofficial entry in the Emmanuelle series. A woman masturbating with a telephone in a hotel room randomly dials room 69. George answers the phone and his reaction shots are intercut with the masturbation scene, though how he knows what's going on from the sound of the phone between her legs is anyone's guess. His wife is not amused.

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Le jour se lève et les conneries commencent (1981) as Café proprietor

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Trois filles dans le vent (1981) credited, as Kidnapper

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L'inconnue (1982)

I'm really not sure what his role is here, but I'll guess at some sort of Henchman.

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Le blaireau s'fait mousser (1984) credited as actor, screenwriter and for story idea, as The lumberjack.

IMDb also credits Georges as producer on this one, but the copy I saw had no producer credit. Uniquely among the films where Georges has production credits, this film is a light comedy and contains no hardcore sex scenes whatsoever.

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Üç süpermen olimpiyatlarda (1984) as Companion of the Supermen.

By 1984 Italy had given up on the Three Supermen series of films, but it seems Turkey, complete with Sal Borgese lookalike, had not. The English title for this one is Three Supermen at the Olympic Games, and it involves the three heroes somehow travelling back in time to ancient (presumably) Greece. Quite what Georges is doing in an uncredited small part in this film shot in Turkey is anyone's guess. There is probably a better description for his role, but watching it in Turkish I didn't have a clue.

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This document, found online, appears to be a copy of Georges' funeral programme.

It confirms his dates of birth and death.