Madame Soleil, la femme qui était supposée savoir

Sep 4, 2023

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Overview

Genres

Documentary

TV Movie

Production Companies

France Télévisions

Deux cafés l’addition

Tamara Films

Histoire TV

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Cast

Narrator (voice)

Gérard Miller

Self (archive footage)

Madame Soleil

Self (archive footage)

Georges Pompidou

Self - Daughter of Madame Soleil

Sylvie Fargeas

Self - Historian

Yann Potin

Self - Editing director of "Ciel et Espace"

Alain Cirou

Self - Radio host at Radio Classique

Christian Morin

Self - Director

Claude-Michel Rome

Self - Former astrologer

Serge Bret-Morel

Self - Former radio host at Europe 1

Maryse Gildas

Self - Medium

Monique Jorland

Self - Producer

Jean-Luc Azoulay

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Cast

Narrator (voice)

Gérard Miller

Self (archive footage)

Madame Soleil

Self (archive footage)

Georges Pompidou

Self - Daughter of Madame Soleil

Sylvie Fargeas

Self - Historian

Yann Potin

Self - Editing director of "Ciel et Espace"

Alain Cirou

Self - Radio host at Radio Classique

Christian Morin

Self - Director

Claude-Michel Rome

Self - Former astrologer

Serge Bret-Morel

Self - Former radio host at Europe 1

Maryse Gildas

Self - Medium

Monique Jorland

Self - Producer

Madame Soleil, la femme qui était supposée savoir

Overview

Genres

Production Companies

Madame Soleil, la femme qui était supposée savoir Trailers

Cast

Gérard Miller

Madame Soleil

Georges Pompidou

Sylvie Fargeas

Yann Potin

Alain Cirou

Christian Morin

Claude-Michel Rome

Serge Bret-Morel

Maryse Gildas

Monique Jorland

Jean-Luc Azoulay

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Georges Pompidou

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Christian Morin

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