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Il commissario Maigret Maigret et la croqueuse de diamants (1991–2005) Online

Il commissario Maigret Maigret et la croqueuse de diamants (1991–2005) Online
1991–2005 Bruno Cremer Alexandre Brasseur Michael Lonsdale André Chandelle
Original Title :
Maigret et la croqueuse de diamants
Genre :
TV Episode / Crime / Drama / Mystery
Year :
1991–2005
Directror :
André Chandelle
Cast :
Bruno Cremer,Alexandre Brasseur,Michael Lonsdale
Writer :
Georges Simenon,Daniel Tonachella
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
1h 29min
Rating :
7.7/10

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Il commissario Maigret Maigret et la croqueuse de diamants (1991–2005) Online

A wealthy Englishman emotionlessly identifies a picture of his dead wife.
Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Bruno Cremer Bruno Cremer - Commissaire Jules Maigret
Alexandre Brasseur Alexandre Brasseur - Paul Lachenal
Michael Lonsdale Michael Lonsdale - Sir Lampson
Renaud Danner Renaud Danner - Willy
Jean-Claude Adelin Jean-Claude Adelin - Le boxeur
Maaike Jansen Maaike Jansen - La Hollandaise
Frédéric Bodson Frédéric Bodson - Jean
Alexia Portal Alexia Portal - Gloria
Ivan Franek Ivan Franek - Vladimir
Sandrine Blancke Sandrine Blancke - Huguette
Jean-Paul Dermont Jean-Paul Dermont - La patron de l'auberge
Serge Larivière Serge Larivière - Le medecin légiste
Fatima Sghiri Fatima Sghiri - La croqueuse
Christian Crahay Christian Crahay - Le commissaire belge
Daniel Tonachella Daniel Tonachella - Le chauffeur de taxi


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Swordsong

Swordsong

When the body of a woman is found in a stable beside a lock on the Marne canal, Maigret is called to investigate. It's a problematical case made the more puzzling by the seeming indifference of the dead woman's husband Sir Lampson (wonderful Michel Lonsdale). Bruno Cremer uses his usual analytical skill to solve the case.

The world of locks keepers and bargemen is brought alive in this episode, taken from the novel 'Le charretier de la "Providence"'. There is excellent use of the buildings and boats on the canal, made vivid by some fine cinematography. Michel Lonsdale reminds me once more why he is one of my favourite actors.