The maple leaf

Television broadcast
German title	The maple leaf
Original title	La feuille d'érable
original language	French
length	55 minutes
Episodes	13
genre	Adventure series
idea	Marie Desmarais
music	Gilles Vigneault
occupation
Gilles Renaud : François Bellerose Dominique Briand : Louis Bellerose François Tassé : Julien Bellerose Ronald France : Agonna Carole Laure : Anne-Marie Bellerose Michèle Magny : Louise Bellerose Anne Pauzé : Marie Bellerose Léo Ilial : Jacques Cartier Roger Garceau : Dom Anthoine David Schurmann : Robert Stobo Lionel Villeneuve : La Bouille Hélène Loiselle : Gertrude Jean-Louis Roux : Chevalier de Lévis

The maple leaf , originally La feuille d'érable ou Les pioneers du Saint-Laurent , is a Canadian television series .

This series was written around 1970 based on a script by Marie Desmarais for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and was broadcast in 13 parts between December 28, 1971 and December 27, 1973. The directors were Gilles Carle , Jean-Louis Colmant, Aimée Danis and others. a. responsible; for the music of Gilles Vigneault .

This series was dubbed in German between October 29 and December 17, 1980 in DFF2 ; In 1985 it was repeated by RTL . Of the 13 parts of the original, only eight were dubbed and only these were ever broadcast in Germany.

content

The history of Canada is presented in thirteen (or eight) parts: from the discovery by the French in 1534 to then in 1763 Great Britain took over the French colony. The main protagonists of this series are various members of the fictional Bellrose family.

Episodes (French - German)

1. Le canayen - The Canadian of French descent
2. La canayenne - The Canadian woman of French origin
3. La pucelle de Tadoussac - The Virgin of Tadoussac
4. La croix du Mont-Royal -
5. Un hiver brûylant - A hot winter
6. La fille du Roy - The daughters of the king
7. 3000 soldiers, une fille -
8. Les caribous - With the Eskimos
9. Le seigneur de la forêt -
10. Le trésor du chameau - The treasure from France
11. Les acadiens - The Acadians
12. L'évade -
13. L'adieu au lys - change of ownership

literature

• Michael Reufsteck, Stefan Niggemann: Television Lexicon . Goldmann, Munich 2005, ISBN 3-442-30124-6 .

Web links

• The maple leaf in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The maple leaf at fernsehserien.de
• La feuille d'érable. In: QuiJoueQui.
• la feuille at Vue Quebecois