Biography
Éric Rochat (October 18, 1936 in Paris – October 5, 2003 in Rio de Janeiro) was a French film producer, director and scriptwriter. He is mostly known for his success in producing erotic films. He started his cinematographic career as a producer with François Reichenbach portraying musicians such as Arthur Rubinstein in 1969, and Yehudi Menuhin in 1971. In 1972, Rochat partnered with Claude Giroux to produce his first feature film, The Killer, starring Jean Gabin as the chief of police Le Guen. The movie casting also gave Gerard Depardieu his first movie role. In 1973 they produced The Domini...
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Born
October 18, 1936
Died
October 5, 2003
Age at Death
66
Birthplace
Paris, France
Also Known As
Ron Williams
Career Stats
Total Credits
16
As Director
4
As Writer
4
As Producer
8
Avg Rating
6.2/10
Highest Rated
