Sacha Guitry, born Alexandre-Pierre Georges Guitry, was a multifaceted French artist renowned for his contributions to theater and cinema. Born in St. Petersburg in 1885, Guitry was the son of the celebrated actor Lucien Guitry, following in his father's footsteps to become a prolific playwright, actor, director, and screenwriter. Throughout his career, Guitry penned 115 plays and directed 36 films, many of which were adaptations of his own theatrical works. His repertoire spanned from historical dramas to light comedies, showcasing his wit, charm, and inventiveness. Guitry's personal life was as dynamic as his professional one, with five marriages to rising actresses whom he often cast in his productions. Despite facing controversies, particularly during the occupation, Guitry's legacy endures as a master of boulevard theater and a key figure in French entertainment.