André Brunot, born André Gilbert François Brunot (Prémery, October 3, 1879 – Paris, August 4, 1973), was a French theater and film actor. His career is inextricably linked to the Comédie-Française, which he joined in 1910, becoming a *sociétaire* in 1920 and a *sociétaire honoraire* in 1944, a testament to his long and prestigious service. On stage, he distinguished himself as one of the leading interpreters of Molière's repertoire, appreciated for his precise diction and profound understanding of the texts. In parallel, he had a prolific film career, appearing in notable films such as *Topaze* (1933) by Louis Gasnier, *Le Roman d'un tricheur* (1936) by Sacha Guitry, and the celebrated *La Fin du jour* (1939) by Julien Duvivier, where he played an elderly actor in a retirement home. For his exceptional contribution to French culture, he was made a Commander of the Legion of Honour, one of the highest honors of the French Republic.