TMDB score 8.4
TV series · Ended
Cinépanorama (1956)
- Feb 4, 1956
- 10 seasons · 104 episodes
TMDB user score
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About This Series
Cinépanorama is a documentary and family series created by Frédéric Rossif and François Chalais. Its leading cast includes François Chalais, France Roche and Yves Montand. It premiered on February 4, 1956 on ORTF Télévision. TMDB lists 10 seasons and 104 episodes so far and has ended. Its original language is French.
Synopsis
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Before You Pick
- Time to finish
- About 52 hours, based on 104 episodes at 30 minutes each
- Ending
- Finished: all episodes are out
- Language
- French (subtitles or a dub may be needed)
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Cast
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François Chalais
Self - Host
104 episodes
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France Roche
Self - Co-Host
63 episodes
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Yves Montand
Self
7 episodes
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Martine Carol
Self
6 episodes
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Claude Autant-Lara
Self
5 episodes
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Sophia Loren
Self
5 episodes
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Otto Preminger
Self
5 episodes
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Simone Signoret
Self
5 episodes
- André Cayatte Self 5 episodes
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Fernandel
Self
5 episodes
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Jean Gabin
Self
5 episodes
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Jean-Claude Brialy
Self
5 episodes
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Dany Carrel
Self
4 episodes
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Eddie Constantine
Self
4 episodes
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Henri-Georges Clouzot
Self
4 episodes
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Robert Hossein
Self
4 episodes
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Jayne Mansfield
Self
4 episodes
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Pierre Brasseur
Self
4 episodes
Seasons
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