L'épingle noire

TV Mini Series
1982–
55m

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Pierre Arditi and Caroline Chaniolleau in L'épingle noire (1982)

Paris, in the midst of a revolution, out of love for a young and beautiful activist, Damien, an aristocrat joins a secret society that wants to overthrow the king.Paris, in the midst of a revolution, out of love for a young and beautiful activist, Damien, an aristocrat joins a secret society that wants to overthrow the king.Paris, in the midst of a revolution, out of love for a young and beautiful activist, Damien, an aristocrat joins a secret society that wants to overthrow the king.

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Caroline Chaniolleau

Lorraine, Stéphanie

• 1982–1983

Pierre Arditi

Damien

• 1982–1983

Gérard Desarthe

Charles Lyxen

• 1982–1983

Jean Bouise

Margonne

• 1982–1983

Maurice Vaudaux

Ludovic

• 1982–1983

Céline Delrieu

Elise

• 1982–1983

Michel Muller

Antonin Prépédigne

• 1982–1983

Véronique Silver

Madame Pilou

• 1982–1983

Nicolas Dumayet

• 1982–1983

Bernard Freyd

Le gouverneur de la forteresse

• 1982

Victor Garrivier

Janvier Céranne

• 1982

Henri Marteau

Germain

• 1982

Françoise Goussard

Fine

• 1982

Lucienne Hamon

Inès

• 1982

Mario Santini

Un membre de L'Epingle Noire

• 1982

Frédérique Charbonneau

• 1982

Gérard Martin

Un ouvrier ébéniste

• 1982

Jean-Jacques Chep

• 1983

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I call this romantical historic plot

The french TV industry provided many series of this kind of plots. Adapted from the prolific French literature. With more or less success. They all looked more or less the same too. A mix-up of action, emotion, drama, romance. Some were gloomy, some were more light hearted; because all those TV shows were destined to home audiences, in prime time schedule, they were not destined to terrify the families. But many of them were rather sad. This one belongs to this category, as also were BLANC, BLEU, ROUGE and FELICIEN GREVECHE. Do not expect much action or fights, stunts, except in the last episode, but love schemes, treason...Nothing special, really, but a good material for those who want to discover the French archives, TV French fiction archives of the eighties.