Urbain Causse (1875-1940) was a French actor, a prolific and recognizable figure of silent cinema. He is remembered primarily for his intense activity in film serials of the 1910s, often under the direction of Louis Feuillade, for production companies such as Pathé and Gaumont.

His most notable roles include appearances in masterpieces such as the *Fantômas* series (1913-1914), where he appeared in several episodes, *Les Vampires* (1915-1916), and *Judex* (1917). Causse distinguished himself as a versatile and reliable character actor, often cast as figures of authority, investigators, public officials, or, at times, astute antagonists. His screen presence was subtle yet incisive, helping to lend credibility even to minor roles. His consistency and skill made him a familiar face and a discreet but essential pillar of French cinema of that era.