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Documentary

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary

Animation

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
A.T.O.M.: Alpha Teens on Machines N/A 2005-2006 France France French
English
Achille Talon (lit. Achilles Heel)
However, this character is known as Walter Melon in English speaking countries. 		1997–1998 France France French
Albert le 5ème mousquetaire Albert the 5th Musketeer 1994–1995 France France
Canada Canada 		French
English
Angelo la Débrouille Angelo Rules 2009-present France France
United Kingdom UK 		French
English
Argaï: La prophétie Argai: The Prophecy 2000 France France French
English
Dutch
Barbapapa
Eliot Kid N/A 2011 France France French
English
Les Aventures de Carlos Around the World in Eighty Dreams
(lit. The Adventures of Carlos} 		1992-1993 France France French
Les aventures de l'ours Paddington The Adventures of Paddington Bear 1997–2002 France France
Canada Canada
United Kingdom UK 		English
Les Dalton[1][2] (lit. The Daltons) 2010-present France France French
Rantanplan Rintindumb 2006 France France French
Sonic Boom N/A 2014-present France France
United States USA 		English
SpieZ ! Nouvelle Génération The Amazing Spiez! 2009-2012 France France
Canada Canada 		French
English

Children

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary

Comedy

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
L'amateur ou S.O.S. Fernand (lit. The amateur or S.O.S. Fernand) 1967 France France French Stars Fernandel, a famous comedian from Marseille.

Comedy-Drama

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
Victoire Bonnot[3][4] N/A (Title is main character's name.) 2010-2012 France France French

Legal Drama

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
La loi de Barbara (lit. Barbara's law) 2014-present France France French

Crime Drama

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary

Police Drama

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
Boulevard du Palais[5] 1999 - present France France French
Jo N/A (Title is main character's name.) 2013 France France
United Kingdom UK 		English
Nicolas Le Floch N/A (Title is main character's name.) 2008 - present France France French Based on the 2000-2014 police detective novel series Les Enquêtes de Nicolas Le Floch, commissaire au Châtelet by Jean-François Parot. Eighteenth-century police Commissaire Nicolas Le Floch...
Virage Nord[6][7] Match Day 2015 France France French

Police Comedy-Drama

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
Meurtres au paradis Death in Paradise 2011 - present France France
United Kingdom UK 		English

Political Drama

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
L'État de Grace (lit. State of Grace) 2006 France France French

Drama

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
L'amour du métier[8] (lit. The love of the job) 1973-? France France French
La Nouvelle Maud[9] 2010-2012 France France French
Les Secrets du volcan[10][11] (lit. The Secrets of the volcano) 2006 France France French
Maison Close 2010-2013 France France French
Paris[12] N/A 2015 France France French
Terre indigo 1996 France France
Germany Germany
Switzerland Switzerland
Cuba Cuba 		French
Typhelle et Tourteron[13] (lit. Typhelle and Tourteron) (Title is main characters' names.)check if names mean something 1975 France France
Switzerland Switzerland 		French

Romance

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
Dans un grand vent de fleurs (lit. In a great wind of flowers) 1996 France France French

Science Fiction

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary

To be classified

Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
Les cinq dernières minutes (lit. The last five minutes) 1958–1996 France France French
Chefs N/A 2015-present France France French
Le Miroir de l'eau (lit. The water mirror) 2004 France France French
Les Monos 1999-2005 France France
Belgium Belgium 		French
La vie devant nous 2002-present France France French
Les Oubliées Forgotten Girls 2008 France France French
Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary

Shortcom

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Original Title in France English Title
(or Literal Meaning) 		Year Country of Origin Original Language Summary
Another Hero 2012-present France France French
Ben se fait des films 2008–2009 France France French
Caméra Café 2 2010 France France French
Casting(s) 2013–present France France French
Code barge 2008 France France French
Cousin William 1992-1993 France France English
Déformations professionnelles 2009 France France French
Domino 2011-2013 France France
Guadeloupe Guadeloupe 		French
Antillean Creole
En famille 2012-present France France French
La revue de presse de Catherine et Liliane 2012–present France France French Originally aired as a segment of the Le Petit Journal series.
Nerdz 2007-2011 France France French
Nos chers voisins 2012-present France France French Encounters between the residents of a building in various locations throughout the building.
Que du Bonheur
Scènes de Ménage
Very Bad Blagues 2011-2012 France France French

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3 Ring Circus

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Jerry Hotchkiss (Lewis) and pal Pete Nelson (Martin), have just been discharged from the army. Pete's gambling debts to various other soldiers have wiped out his and Jerry's funds so they are both desperate for work. Jerry, unable to find an opening in his dream job of circus clown, answers an add for an apprentice lion tamer at the Clyde Brent Circus. Pete comes along in hopes of also finding employment. They arrive, desperate and hungry, and meet circus manager Sam Morley and owner/ringmaster Jill Brent. Scrawny Jerry is hardly the lion tamer type and with the financial problems the circus is suffering from they can hardly pay the performers and staff they already have. However, Jill takes pity on the two and hires them. so the only way that both Pete and Jerry can be hired if they help out wherever needed.

Jerry dutifully reports to the designated lion tamer, Colonel Schlitz, but is terrified when Schlitz forces him into the lions' cage with only a whip and chair for protection.

Later in the day Jerry and Pete are washing the elephants when Jill stops by to chat. Pete start flirting, which she finds both attractive and annoying. Jerry sneaks into Puffo the Wonder Clown's tent and tries on his hats. Morley catches him red-handed and scolds him.

One night while working in a custard stand. Pete and Jerry are overwhelmed by the crowd and lose control of the machine. Morley sends Jerry to help Puffo dress for his performance. The arrogant clown rejects Jerry’s help. Jerry's next assignment is to hand Nero, the tightrope walker, a unicycle. The audience roars with laughter at Jerry's fumbling attempts to climb a rope ladder while holding the bike. When Jerry accidentally ends up riding the unicycle on the tightrope, the crowd hushes. Pete and the clowns rush in with a net and catch him when he falls.

Saadia, the Queen of the Trapeze, is up to perform. She goes into the ring and Pete is indeed breath-taken by her great beauty. Jill, however, dislikes the egotistical, greedy Saadia. Morley insists the circus would go bankrupt without her. To Jill's disgust, Pete agrees to become Saadia's personal assistant.

Morley then talks Jerry into becoming a human cannonball. Pete, wearing nothing on his upper body, shows off for Saadia, giving her a private demonstration of his skills on the parallel bars. Saadia is attracted to Pete, and they end up kissing. They are interrupted by the slightly jealous Jill, who informs Saadia that, for financial reasons, there will be an extra show on Saturday.

Saadia is well aware of that the survival of the circus depends on her, but she refuses to do the extra show. Pete, watching her perform to a capacity crowd, gets an idea how to save the circus.

Morley finally allows Jerry to go into the ring in place of a sick clown. Jerry is ecstatic, but one performer unhappy with Jerry’s big break is Puffo. He resents the cheap laughs that Jerry gets from the audience and starts bullying him in the ring. The audience is upset and starts to boo Puffo, wanting him to go off. After the show Jerry tells Puffo that he is not angry with him.

Pete flirts with a very receptive Jill, but when he asks about the circus's profits, she is furious and slaps him. Soon after, in Saadia's tent, Pete explains to Jill his plan to increase the profits with gambling. A skeptical Jill, who inherited the circus from her father, allows Pete to set up some gaming tables on the midway.

The circus continues its tour. On Jill’s birthday, Pete and Jerry throw her a big party. Puffo gets quite drunk and interrupts the festivities to declare he is quitting. He will consider staying on if Jerry and Pete are fired. Pete gets angry and punches Puffo in frustration. Jill later dismisses Puffo from the circus and replaces his act with Jerry.

Jerry starts performing under the name Jericho. He is an instant hit with the audience, even bigger than Saadia, who gets jealous. So jealous she too threatens to quit unless the circus gets rid of Jerry. Morley refuses and sends her on her way. Jill is quite relieved that the alluring Saadia is out of her way.

However, her relief is short-lived. She witnesses a fight between Pete's shell-game operator and a customer, then demands that Pete stop the gambling operation. Pete refuses and announces he is leaving the circus, too. Sure that the loyal Jerry will go with him, Jill insists on leaving instead, preferring to leave the circus to Pete than lose it entirely.

Jerry verbally attacks Pete for canceling a benefit performance for disadvantaged children. Pete then tells Jerry he "ain't nice" anymore, and quits. Jerry and the other clowns decide to perform the show anyway, and Jill meets them at the outdoor arena.

Jerry’s words ring in Pete’s head while Jerry performs and delights the children with his clowning. Jerry goes to great lengths to get a sad-faced handicapped girl to laugh. A car arrives in the ring out of it comes Pete, dressed in a clown suit. Jerry and Jill are delighted to see Pete join in the fun.[2]

Mathieu Delarive

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From the French Wikipedia

Mathieu Delarive
Born (1975-02-05) February 5, 1975 (age 49)
Paris, France
NationalityFrench, Swiss
OccupationActor
Years active1996–present
Known forLes Bleus
Comme les cinq doigts de la main
Double Zéro
La chasse à l'homme (Mesrine) (TV)
Cellule Identité (TV)
Incontrôlable

Mathieu Delarive(born February 5, 1975) is a French film, television and theater actor best known for his role as Capitaine Yann Berthier on Les bleus: premiers pas dans la police, a French action, drama televison series about rookie cops just starting out.

Biography

Mathieu Delarive was born in Paris, France on February 5, 1975. He trained in dramatic arts at the Cours Florent,[14] a private French Drama school in Paris. He has acted in numberous television series, debuting on the French mini-series Terre Indigo with Francis Huster. From 2007 to 2010, he played the supporting role of Capitaine Yann Berthier, a gay police officer from the Brigade Anti-Criminalité in Les Bleus. In 2007, he played a major role in the series Cellule Identité. He also acts in film and theater.

Filmography

Film

  • 1998 : Pain au Chocolat (Short) (English Title: Plain or Chocolate) : Alexandre
  • 1999 : Mon plus beau mariage (Short) : Le marié (the groom)
  • 2000 : Scénarios sur la drogue (English Title: Drug Scenes) (Segment: Hier, tu m'as dit demain ) : Éric
  • 2003 : Le Pharmacien de garde (English Title: The Pharmacist) : Patrick
  • 2004 : Double Zéro : le plagiste
  • 2005 : Convivium (Short) : le présentateur du JT
  • 2005 : Les Chevaliers du ciel (English Title: Sky Fighters) : One eye
  • 2006 : Incontrôlable : la doublure voix plateau
  • 2010 : Le Siffleur : le maître nageur
  • 2010 : Comme les cinq doigts de la main : Michael Hayoun

Television

  • 1996 : Terre indigo (TV Mini-Series) - (all eight episodes) : Antoine
  • 1996 : Family Matters (TV Series) - (Season 8, Episodes 1, 2) : André
  • 1997 : Sapho (TV Movie based on the 1884 novel by Alphonse Daudet) : Joachim Baille
  • 1997 : Le Grand Batre (TV Movie) : José Luis Monteja
  • 1997 : Les Petites bonnes (TV Movie)
  • 1997 : Mireille et Vincent (TV Movie) : Vincent/Dass
  • 1997 : Le Président et la garde barrière (TV Movie) : Antoine
  • 1997 : Parfum de famille (TV Movie) : Antonin
  • 1997 : Le Secret de Bastien (TV Movie)
  • 1998 : Marceeel!!! (TV Movie)
  • 1998 : La clef des champs (TV Mini-Series) : Paul Bosc
  • 1999 : La kiné (TV Series) - (Season 1 Episode 4, La clinique blanche) : Jérôme Massard
  • 1999 : H (TV Series) - (Season 1 Episode 16, Season 2 Episode 11) : Steve/Julien
  • 2001 : Commissariat Bastille (TV Series) - (Season 1 Episode 3, Feux croisés) : Delmas
  • 2002-2003 : Caméra café (TV Series) - (two episodes, Week-end désintox and Blessure secrète) : Jean-Jacques
  • 2003 : Laverie de famille (TV Series)
  • 2003 : Un été de canicule (TV Mini-Series) - (Season 1 Episodes 1,3,4) : Vincent Soubeyrand
  • 2004 : Vous êtes de la région? (TV Movie) : présentateur (presenter)
  • 2004 : Une femme d'honneur (TV Series) - (Season 1 Episode 27, Femmes d'occasion) : Didier
  • 2004 : Fabien Cosma (Season 2 Episode 3) : Luc
  • 2004 : Vous êtes de la région? : présentateur
  • 2005 : Commissaire Moulin (Season 8 Episode 2) : François, le radiologue
  • 2005 : L'ordre du temple solaire : Luc Jouvet
  • 2005 : Le dernier seigneur des Balkans : Rasit
  • 2005 : Louis Page (Season 1 Episode 15) : Yves
  • 2005 : Mademoiselle Navarro : Pascal Bonenfant
  • 2006 : Sartre, l'âge des passions : Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber
  • 2006 : La chasse à l'homme (Mesrine) (TV Movie) : Farrugggia
  • 2006 : Alice et Charlie (Season 1, Episode 2) : Vincent
  • 2006 : Les Secrets du volcan : Richard
  • 2007 : Cellule Identité : Clément Valois
  • 2007 : Divine Émilie : Comte de Guébriant
  • 2007 - 2010 : Les Bleus, premiers pas dans la police (Seasons 1 - 4) : Capitaine Yann Berthier
  • 2008 : Ligne de feu (Season 1) : Ikker Larramendy
  • 2008 : Petits déballages entre amis (Season 2) : Nicolas
  • 2009 : That Given Summer (Cet été-là)(TV Movie) : Franck Blonty
  • 2011 : Dans la peau d'une grande : Mathieu
  • 2011 : I love Périgord : Lionel
  • 2012 : Lili David : Marc
  • 2013 : La Croisière (Season 1 Episode 2) : Nicolas Guilhem
  • 2013 : Vive la colo ! (Season 2 Episodes 2-3) : Stéphane, the pediatrician

Theater

References

  1. ^ "Les Dalton on AlloCiné". AlloCiné.
  2. ^ "Les Dalton on French Wikipedia". French Wikipedia.
  3. ^ "Victoire Bonnot". imdb.
  4. ^ "Victoire Bonnot". AlloCiné.
  5. ^ "Boulevard du Palais on imdb". imdb. Retrieved 6 September 2015.
  6. ^ "Virage Nord on imdb". imdb. Retrieved 22 September 2015.
  7. ^ "Virage Nord on AlloCiné". AlloCiné. Retrieved 22 September 2015.
  8. ^ "L'amour du métier on imdb". imdb. Retrieved 12 September 2015.
  9. ^ "La Nouvelle Maud on imdb". imdb. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
  10. ^ "Les Secrets du volcan on imdb". imdb. Retrieved 12 September 2015.
  11. ^ "Les Secrets du volcan on AlloCiné". AlloCiné. Retrieved 12 September 2015.
  12. ^ "Paris on imdb". imdb. Retrieved 6 September 2015.
  13. ^ "Typhelle et Tourteron on imdb". imdb. Retrieved 6 September 2015.
  14. ^ Mathieu Delarive on canalplus.fr

External Links

Mathieu Delarive on imdb

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Commissaire Moulin

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Yves Rénier wrote the following episodes of Commissaire Moulin:

  • Paris 18 - (19 Oct. 1989) Season 3, Episode 2 with Georges Moréas
  • Corvée de bois - (7 Dec. 1989) Season 3, Episode 4 with Jérôme Nobécourt
  • Honneur et justice - (1989) Season 3, Episode 3 with Georges Moréas
  • Match nul - (19 Apr. 1990) Season 3, Episode 6 with Georges Moréas
  • Bras d'honneur - (18 Oct. 1990) Season 3, Episode 7 with Georges Moréas
  • L'ours vert - (17 Oct. 1991) Season 3, Episode 8 with Joël Houssin
  • Non-assistance à personne en danger - (16 Jan. 1992) Season 3, Episode 9 with Gérard Carré
  • Le simulateur - (13 Feb. 1992) Season 3, Episode 10 with Joël Houssin
  • Les zombies - (19 Dec. 1992) Season 3, Episode 11 with Georges-Henri Perrin
  • L... comme Lennon - (4 Feb. 1993) Season 3, Episode 12 with Gérard Carré
  • Larmes blanches - (4 Mar. 1993) Season 3, Episode 13 with Joël Houssin
  • Syndrome de menace - (21 Oct. 1993) Season 4, Episode 1 with Franck Mancuso & Franck Moreno
  • Mort d'un officier de police - (17 Mar. 1994) Season 4, Episode 2 with Gérard Cuq & Olivier Marchal
  • Le récidiviste - (14 Nov. 1994) Season 4, Episode 3 with Franck Moreno
  • Cité interdite - (19 Dec. 1996) Season 4, Episode 5 with Jean Falculete
  • Serial Killer - (9 Dec. 1999) Season 4, Episode 11 with Olivier Marchal
  • Passage protégé - (11 May 2000) Season 4, Episode 12 with Jean Falculete & Franck Moreno
  • Le petit homme - (15 Nov. 2001) Season 5, Episode 5 with Jean Falculete
  • La fliquette - (7 Mar. 2002) Season 5, Episode 6 (alone)
  • Bandit d'honneur - (23 Sep. 2004) Season 6, Episode 5 with Jean Falculete
  • Les lois de Murphy - (9 Dec. 2004) Season 6, Episode 6 with Franck Moreno
  • Affaires de famille - (15 Dec. 2005) Season 7, Episode 6 (alone)
  • Le petit fugitif - (5 Oct. 2006) Season 8, Episode 2 with Bruno Tardon
  • La dernière affaire - (26 Oct. 2006) Season 8, Episode 3 with Jean Falculete

Yves Rénier directed the following episodes of Commissaire Moulin:

  • Cité interdite - (19 Dec. 1996) Season 4, Episode 5

Samir Guesmi

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In 2013[1] after his starring role in Noémie Lvovsky's Camille Redouble(2012), Guesmi played ___ in directors Caroline Chomienne and Gérard Mordillat's, Ze Big Slip.[2] Guesmi took the role despite it's small budget and his reduced pay because he had twice enjoyed working with Chomienne in the past, he liked the character and he felt that money was not what made good films.[2]

Clémentine Célarié

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Filmography

Film

  • 1984 : Blanche et Marie : Fernande
  • 1984 : Paroles et musique : La première fille de Michel
  • 1984 : La Vengeance du serpent à plumes
  • 1984 : Les Nanas (English Title: The Chicks) : Eliane
  • 1984 : Le téléphone sonne toujours deux fois!! (English Title: The Telephone Always Rings Twice) : Annabella
  • 1984 : Homicide by night (Short)
  • 1985 : 37° 2 le matin (English Title: Betty Blue) : Annie
  • 1985 : Moi vouloir toi : Martine
  • 1986 : Le Complexe du Kangourou : Claire Chaumette, l'ancienne petite amie de Loïc
  • 1986 : La Vie dissolue de Gérard Floque : Cécile
  • 1986 : La Gitane : Elsa
  • 1986 : Justice de flic : Dorothée
  • 1986 : La Femme secrète : Camille
  • 1987 : Adrénaline (sketch: TV Buster)
  • 1987 : De sable et de sang (English Title: Sand and Blood) : Marion
  • 1987 : Île flottant (Short)
  • 1988 : Sanguine : Marine
  • 1989 : Le Silence d'ailleurs : Jeanne
  • 1989 : Morte Fontaine : Kouka
  • 1989 : Nocturne indien : Christine
  • 1990 : Génial, mes parents divorcent ! : La mère de Julien
  • 1990 : Niklaus et Sammy (Niklaus und Sammy)
  • 1991 : Vent d'est : Anna
  • 1991 : Les Années campagne : La mère
  • 1992 : Toxic Affair : Sophie
  • 1992 : Les Nuits fauves (English Title: Savage Nights) : Marianne
  • 1992 : Abracadabra : Martha
  • 1993 : Les Braqueuses : Bijou
  • 1993 : Rose (Short)
  • 1994 : La Vengeance d'une blonde : Marie-Ange de la Baume
  • 1994 : Le Cri du cœur : Deborah
  • 1994 : À cran : Clara
  • 1995 : Les Misérables : Catherine/Fantine
  • 1995 : Sept ans et demi de réflexion (Short)
  • 1995 : Sans souci (Short)
  • 1996 : Les Soeurs Soleil : Gloria
  • 1997 : La Femme d'un seul homme : Sabine
  • 1996 : XY : Sandrine Rey
  • 1999 : On... Off (Short)
  • 2000 : Room to rent : Vivienne
  • 2000 : Du côté des filles : Liza
  • 2001 : Reines d'un jour : Michèle
  • 2002 : Mauvais esprit : Béatrice Copy
  • 2002 : The Lawless heart : Corrine
  • 2003 : État de grâce (Short)
  • 2004 : Mona lisier (Short)
  • 2005 : Comme tout le monde (Short) (English Title: Mr. Average)
  • 2006 : Paul (Short)
  • 2009 : Le Cœur tatoué
  • 2009 : Victor : Sylvie Saillard
  • 2009 : La Différence, c'est que c'est pas pareil : Anne
  • 2010 : Le Siffleur : Viviane Vatinet
  • 2011 : La Ligne droite : Marie-Claude
  • 2011 : Les adoptés : Millie
  • 2012 : toutes les nuit (Short)
  • 2013 : Amour et turbulences : Marie
  • 2013 : Myster Mocky présente : Deux cœurs solitaires (Short)
Year Title Role Notes
1983 Garçon! Margot (English Title: Waiter!) Ballade sanglante Short
1984 * 1984 : Blanche et Marie : Fernande


The Iron Major Sarah Cavanaugh Uncredited
Gildersleeve on Broadway Stocking Salesgirl Uncredited
Government Girl Girl in Hotel Lobby Uncredited
Around the World Barbara Hale Uncredited
Higher and Higher Katherine Keating
1944 Prunes and Politics Short Film
The Falcon Out West Marion Colby
Goin' To Town Patty
Heavenly Days Angie
The Falcon in Hollywood Peggy Callahan
1945 West of the Pecos Rill Lambeth
First Yank into Tokyo Abby Drake
1946 Lady Luck Mary Audrey
1947 A Likely Story Vickie North
1948 The Boy with Green Hair Miss Brand
1949 The Clay Pigeon Martha Gregory
The Window Mrs. Mary Woodry
Jolson Sings Again Ellen Clark
And Baby Makes Three Jacqueline 'Jackie' Walsh
1950 The Jackpot Amy Lawrence
Emergency Wedding Dr. Helen Hunt
1951 Lorna Doone Lorna Doone
1952 The First Time Betsey Bennet
Castle in the Air Barbara Hale Uncredited
Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder is the original title.
1953 Last of the Comanches Julia Lanning
Seminole Revere
The Lone Hand Sarah Jane Skaggs
A Lion Is in the Streets Verity Wade
1955 Unchained Mary Davitt
The Far Horizons Julia Hancock
1956 The Houston Story Zoe Crane
7th Cavalry Martha Kellogg
1957 The Oklahoman Anne Barnes
Slim Carter Allie Hanneman
1958 Desert Hell Celie Edwards
1968 Buckskin Sarah Cody
1970 Airport Sarah Demerest
The Red, White and Black Mrs. Alice Grierson
1975 The Giant Spider Invasion Dr. Jenny Langer
1978 Big Wednesday Mrs. Barlow

Marthandavarma

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Prince Marthanda Varma and his aide, Parameswaran Pilla, go to Bhoothapandi. The forces from Madurai are camped there, unwilling to support the royals until they're paid the full price agreed upon by the king. A payment, brought by the prime minister, was insufficient and he was forced to stay as an assurance of payment. Marthanda Varma worries that Raman Thambi, the king's second son, may adversely influence the Madurai forces while visiting. When the prince and his aide are at Padmanabhapuram, the elder Thambi arrives. To evade him, they flee through an underground tunnel to Charottu palace. While visiting Thambi’s palace, Sundarayyan sees the prince's aide and tips off Velu Kuruppu, a loyalist fighter who serves Padmanabhan Thambi. Velu Kuruppu and lancers chase the prince and his aide from Charottu palace. A mad Channan, Ananthapadmanabhan in disguise, helps the duo escape by fighting with their pursuers. He's in turn rescued by an archer who's indebted to him for saving his life. The prince and his aide take refuge at Mangoikkal Kuruppu's house. Velu Kuruppu tells his master, Thambi, about the fight with the Channan. The mad Channan is captured and locked in the dungeon. On discovering that Marthanda Varma is at Mangoikkal's house, Velu Kuruppu sends his men to the house and rushes back to Thambi to arrange for more lancers and Nair soldiers to finish off the prince. The mad Channan finds an underground passage from the dungeon to Charottu palace. As the prince and Mangoikkal arrange for additional forces, Velu Kuruppu and his men launch an attack on Mangoikkal. The mad Channan leaves Charottu palace and rushes to the Channan-people. Mangoikkal and his nephews try to resist Velu Kuruppu’s men as they surround the house and set it afire. The mad Channan and the Channan-people reach Mangoikkal's house and fight the attackers. The mad Channan rescues the prince and his aide from the house before its consumed by fire. Fighters from Mangoikkal's martial arts school join the fight and defeat Velu Kuruppu’s men. That night, Thirumukhathu Pilla visits Thambi to ask about the murder of his son, Ananthapadmanabhan. One of Velu Kuruppu’s lancers arrives and tells of the defeat at Mangoikkal's.

  1. ^ "Ze big slip". AlloCiné.
  2. ^ a b "Nov 8, 2012 article". Le Parisien.

Doudi

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David Strajmayster
Born (1972-12-01) December 1, 1972 (age 51)
Jerusalem, Israel
NationalityFrench-Israeli
Other namesDoudi
OccupationActor
Years active2004–present
Known forSamantha oups!

David "Doudi" Strajmayster (born December 1, 1972) is a French-Israeli actor and comedian best known for his title role as Samantha Lo in the comedy series, Samantha oups!.

Early life

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Awards

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References

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Catergories

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Category:21st-century French male actors Category:French male television actors Category:French male film actors? Category:French comedians Category:French television writers? Category:Jewish male comedians Category:Living people Category:1972 births Category:Male actors from Jerusalem Category:Male actors from Paris?

Pepess

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Guillaume Carcaud
Born (1978-12-13) December 13, 1978 (age 45)
Cholet, France
NationalityFrench
Other namesPepess
OccupationActor
Years active2004–present
Known forSamantha oups!

Guillaume "Pepess" Carcaud (born December 13, 1978) is a French actor and comedian best known for his playing Chantal Matieu, as well as several supporting characters, in the comedy series, Samantha oups!.

Early life

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Career

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He played a bisexual character in the 2010 comedy film, Les princes de la nuit, that was directed by Patrick Levy and complained that he would like to get roles like Al Pachino in Scarface.[1]

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References

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  1. ^ "voir.ca October 11, 2007". voir.ca. Retrieved 4 September 2015.
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Catergories

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Category:21st-century French male actors Category:French male television actors Category:French male film actors? Category:French comedians Category:Living people Category:1978 births Male actors from Cholet, France(does not yet exist) Category:Male actors from Paris?

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Possible Refs for Action Heros https://books.google.ca/books?id=KoI6TQWikZAC&pg=PT247&lpg=PT247&dq=camilla+aeneid+%22action+heroine%22&source=bl&ots=7XgTRW261R&sig=0vQ3BvI2KBesSGpL9sxe3ObQSqw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi0q9rK4erLAhUG9GMKHeiqAMcQ6AEIMzAE#v=onepage&q=camilla%20aeneid%20%22action%20heroine%22&f=false

  1. ^ Porter, Lynnette; Lavery, David; Robson, Hillary (2008). Unlocking Battlestar Galactica. Naperville, Ill.: Sourcebooks. p. 143. ISBN 1402212119.
  2. ^ "Badass women of sci-fi". CNN. Retrieved 18 April 2016.
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