Candice Renoir

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Television series
German title Candice Renoir
Original title Candice Renoir
Country of production France
original language French
Year (s) 2013-
length approx. 52 minutes
Episodes 68 in 7 seasons ( list )
genre Crime , dramedy
Theme music Respect from Aretha Franklin
idea Solen Roy-Pagenault, Robin Barataud,
Brigitte Peskine
production Caroline Lassa,
Vincent Mouluquet
First broadcast April 19, 2013 (France) on France 2
German-language
first broadcast
February 4, 2016 on ZDFneo

Candice Renoir is a French television series that premiered on April 19, 2013 on France 2 . So far, 7 seasons with 68 episodes have been broadcast. The first two seasons in German were broadcast from February 4, 2016 to March 31, 2016 by ZDFneo , as were the seasons three and four (July 26, 2017 to October 4, 2017) and by Seasons five and six (since October 12, 2018 in double episodes).

content

The series is about the life of the eponymous police commander Candice Renoir, played by Cécile Bois . Renoir grew up in the northern French city of Valenciennes . She had taken a ten-year break from the police force in order to be able to accompany her husband Laurent, a successful manager, on his professional posts around the world. The family had last lived in Singapore. After separating from Laurent, she returns to the police service and becomes team leader at the homicide squad in Sète .

At first she struggles with the hostility of her new team. In particular, Capitaine Antoine Dumas initially goes on an open confrontation with Renoir. Before Renoir's return, he had temporarily headed the team for a month and trusted Police Director Yasmine Attia's promise that he would continue to lead the team in the future. Only the forensic scientist Pascale Ibarruri is not quite as hostile towards Renoir. After a bet, however, Renoir manages to gain the respect of her team.

Her children Emma, ​​Jules and the twins Martin and Léo cause a stir outside of work. Renoir tries to reconcile her job as a policewoman and the role of a single mother and receives help from the au pair girl Laurette and her neighbor Hervé.

A recurring element are the sudden inspirations that Candice Renoir receives during everyday situations in her home environment and which - associated with her current case - help to resolve the case. Often it is a discarded sentence from your children from a completely different context.

Actor and dubbing

The German-language dubbing of the series is carried out at Studio Hamburg Synchron GmbH based on dialogue books by Kira Uecker, Rainer Martens, Gabriele Voussem and Cindy Beier, directed by Uecker, Martens and Celine Fontanges .

Role name Actress Main role
(episodes)
Voice actor
Commandant Candice Renoir Cecile Bois 1.01– Marion Elskis
Emma Renoir Clara Antoons 1.01– Leonie Landa
Jules Renoir Étienne Martinelli 1.01–
Martin Renoir Paul Ruscher 1.01
Léo Renoir Alexandre Ruscher 1.01–
Laurent Renoir Arnaud Giovaninetti 1.01–2.07, 6.04, 6.05 Erik Schäffler
Antoine Dumas Raphaël Lenglet 1.01– Matthias Klimsa
Yasmine Attia Samira Lachhab 1.01-3.10
Chrystelle Da Silva Gaya Verneuil 1.01-5.03 Simona Pahl
Jean-Baptiste Medjaoui Mhamed Arezki 1.01-2.10, 3.01, 3.04 Tobias Schmidt
Hervé Mazzani Alexandre Varga 1.01-2.03, 5.05, 5.06
Pascale Ibarruri Alix Poisson 1.01-2.02 Sabine Falkenberg
Aline Jego Dolphins Rich 2.03-5.10
David Canovas Stéphane Blancafort 2.07-4.10, 5.01, 5.03, 5.08, 5.10
Mehdi Badhou Ali Marhyar 3.08–
Sylvie Leclerc Nathalie Boutefeu 3.09–
Franck Davenne François-Dominique Blin 6.02–6.06 Joachim Kretzer

Theme music

The title music is Respect by Otis Redding , sung by Aretha Franklin . The song, whose message is directed from a woman to a man, was chosen because, in the opinion of the producers, it corresponds to the life situation of the protagonist: Candice wants her children, her ex-husband, her superiors and subordinates, and hers to be respected Lovers.

Charisma

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Candice Renoir: German premiere on ZDFneo in February on serienjunkies.de
  2. ZDFneo announces series program for 2016 at serienjunkies.de
  3. La série "Candice Renoir" (France 2) at lemonde.fr (French)
  4. Candice Renoir in synchronkartei.de
  5. Candice Renoir: C'est quoi le titre de la chanson du générique? in: Terrafemina, May 2, 2014, accessed September 4, 2017