**Georges Guétary (1915-1997)** was a renowned French singer and actor of Greek origin. Initially known for his successful career in operetta and musical comedy, he successfully brought his charisma and voice to the world of cinema.

His most celebrated big-screen appearance was undoubtedly in the Hollywood musical **"An American in Paris" (1951)** by Vincente Minnelli, where he played the sophisticated Henri Baurel alongside Gene Kelly.

In French cinema, Guétary was often cast in charming romantic leading roles in light comedies and musicals, capitalizing on his vocal talent and stage presence. Films such as **"Une nuit à Megève" (1947)** and **"Le Mousquetaire Gris" (1950)** feature him embodying elegant and gallant characters, often involved in romantic intrigues and musical numbers. His style was characterized by an innate elegance and an effortless charm, which made him perfect for roles as a romantic lead or a charismatic figure.