Little Known Spaghetti Western Actors ~ Max B.

[These daily posts will cover little known actors or people that have appeared in more recent films and TV series. Various degrees of information that I was able to find will be given and anything that you can add would be appreciated.]

Max-Henri Boulois was born in Martinique in 1936. An athletics champion, Max-Henri started as a journalist in 1961. He worked at L'Aurore, at L'Équipe, then at the ORTF.

In the 1970s he lived in Spain. Under the name Max B, he composed and performed songs and acts in some Spanish films. In 1972 he released the single Bananaticoco on the Opalo label, an international hit. Between 1973 and 1979, he released three albums, the first on Opalo, the next two on the Movieplay label.

Under the name Max H. Boulois, he directed the film “Big game: La chasse aux noirs” in 1980. Also known as “Mortal Force”, it is a variation on the theme of the “Hunts of Count Zaroff”. In 1981, he directed “Black Jack” with Peter Cushing and Claudine Auger. The following year, he produced and directed “Othello, el comando negro”, a modernization of Shakespeare's play in which he played the role of Othello while Tony Curtis played Iago6. Commentators have been able to praise the "real ambition" shown by his films.

In 2011, he resumed the journalistic word on his blog which he describes as "an antidote to rumors, preconceived ideas and single thoughts".

Max was married to actress and assistant director Susy Boulois. He died on July 31, 2023 in Paris, France.

B. Max (aka Max 'Max-B' Boulois, Max H. Boulois) (Max-Henri Boulois) [1936, Martinique – 7/31/2023, Paris, Île-de-France, France    ] – producer, director, writer, composer, songwriter, singer, film actor, married to model "Nicky" Tranier (19??-19??), married to assistant director, actress, singer Susy Boulois (19??-????).

Chicano – 1980 (Black Man)