**Marcel Moussy (1924-1996)** was a versatile French writer, screenwriter, and director, primarily known for his contributions to cinema and television. Although his career largely centered on writing for theatre and TV, Moussy is renowned in cinematic circles for co-writing the cult horror film **_Les Yeux sans visage_** (1960) by Georges Franju, a masterpiece that influenced the genre with its gothic atmospheres, body horror, and exploration of scientific madness.

As a feature film director, his output was limited. Among his directed works, **_Un certain M. Blot_** (1962) is notable, highlighting his interest in complex characters and moral dilemmas. Moussy dedicated a significant portion of his career to television, directing numerous TV films and literary adaptations, where his style was distinguished by its ability to plumb the psychological depths of his subjects.