**Georges D'Arnoux (1891-1960)** was a French actor, active primarily in silent cinema and the early sound era. Known for his collaborations with prominent directors like Abel Gance, his filmography includes seminal works of the era.

Among his most significant roles is that of Lucien Bonaparte in Gance's masterpiece **Napoléon** (1927). He also appeared in **J'accuse!** (1919) and **La Roue** (1923), contributing with his dramatic presence to these epic productions.

D'Arnoux was often cast to portray authoritative figures: military officers, nobles, or prominent characters, sometimes with a villainous streak. His expressiveness, fundamental in the silent era, allowed him to build characters with a strong screen presence. His career also extended into the sound era, with films such as **La Kermesse héroïque** (1935).