Maurice Renard, a celebrated French writer, emerged into this world on February 28, 1875, in the picturesque town of Châlons-sur-Marne, situated in the Marne department of France. It is essential to note that the town's name underwent an official transformation to Châlons-en-Champagne at a later stage in time. Renard's remarkable literary abilities garnered him widespread recognition for his literary creations, including the novel "The Hands of Orlac", which initially saw the light of day in 1924, followed by "Mad Love" in 1935, and a remake of "The Hands of Orlac" in 1960.
Maurice Renard
Deceased · Born: Feb 28, 1875 · Died: Nov 18, 1939
