Tintin et le Temple du Soleil

Original title: Tintin et le temple du soleil

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Philippe Ogouz in Tintin et le Temple du Soleil (1969)

Tintin travels to Peru to rescue some archaeologists from an old inca curse.Tintin travels to Peru to rescue some archaeologists from an old inca curse.Tintin travels to Peru to rescue some archaeologists from an old inca curse.

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Philippe Ogouz

Tintin
(voice)

Claude Bertrand

Le capitaine Haddock
(voice)

Georges Atlas

Chiquito
(voice)

Albert Augier

Le moustachu costaud s'attaquant à Zorrino
(voice)

Geneviève Beau

L'infirmière
(voice)

Jacques Balutin

Le témoin bègue à st.nazaire
(voice)

Bachir Touré

Jean-Henri Chambois

Le commissaire péruvien
(voice)

Henry Djanik

Un bandit sur le bateau
(voice)

Jacques Jouanneau

Le médecin
(voice)

Jean-Louis Jemma

Le policier dans la salle de contrôle radio
(voice)

Gérard Hernandez

Le chef de gare de Santa Clara
(voice)

Serge Lhorca

Le chef de gare de Jauga
(voice)

Linette Lemercier

Maita
(voice)

Jacques Marin

Un des 7 savants
(voice)

Roland Ménard

Bernard Musson

Nestor
(voice)

Jean Michaud

Le grand Inca, père de la princesse Maïta
(voice)

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Trivia
As the albums almost figures no women in their then-format, a young girl in the Inca settlement was added as a possible love-interest to Zorrino.

Alternate versions
The two song sequences present in the original French version were cut from the British VHS release. The opening credits were almost entirely removed as well. However, one of the songs was restored for the DVD release, along with the full opening credit sequence.

Connections
Featured in Moi, Tintin (1976)

Soundtracks
Ôde à la Nuit
Music by Jacques Brel
Lyrics by Jacques Brel
Performed by Lucie Dolène

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Featured review

if you're fond of Tintin...

A quite successful adaptation of one Tintin's adventure. The animation is nice and some of the elements that made the success of the famous reporter are here to keep the fans happy: exotic sceneries, a mysterious curse and a touch of humor ( of course a bit conventional) brought by the eccentric detectives: the Thompsons. This touch of humor was brought perhaps to lighten the story and to avoid that it's too seriously told. But the result works. You aren't bored at all and Tintin's fans should find something in it.