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Gare du Nord : La Plus Grande Gare d'Europe
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Gare du Nord : La Plus Grande Gare d'Europe

Jul 17, 2018
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★ 8.0

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Ah! Production
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Cast

Julien Bocher

Narrator (voice)

Julien Bocher

Jérémie Zeguerman

Self - Director , gare du Nord

Jérémie Zeguerman

Patrick Cognasson

Self - Historian, railway specialist

Patrick Cognasson

Clive Lamming

Self - Railway historian

Clive Lamming

Étienne Tricaud

Self - Architect and engineer, co-founder and president of AREP

Étienne Tricaud

Jean-Marie Duthilleul

Self - Architect and engineer, co-founder and president of AREP

Jean-Marie Duthilleul

Sylvain Guillon

Self - Substation regulator, gare du Nord

Sylvain Guillon

Noël Mamère

Self (archive footage)

Noël Mamère

Florian Artus

Self - Switchman-greaser, gare du Nord

Florian Artus

François Mitterrand

Self (archive footage)

François Mitterrand

Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom

Self (archive footage)

Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom

David Trendel

Self - Substation regulator, gare du Nord

David Trendel