Julie Lescaut
| Television series | |
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| German title | Julie Lescaut |
| Original title | Julie Lescaut |
| Country of production | France |
| original language | French |
| Year (s) | 1992-2014 |
| length | 90 minutes |
| Episodes | 101 in 22 seasons |
| genre | Thriller |
| idea | Alexis Lecaye |
| First broadcast | January 9, 1992 (France) on TF1 |
| German-language first broadcast |
February 1995 on Das Erste , then on VOX |
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Julie Lescaut is the name of a French crime series. The series was first broadcast in Germany in 1995 on ARD , after which it ran from 1995 to 2003 on VOX and also on tm3 . 101 episodes were filmed by 2014.
Véronique Genest plays the leading role . Numerous French film stars ( Claude Jade , Audrey Tautou , Rufus ) and also Germans (e.g. Mariele Millowitsch ) played in the films of the crime series.
action
The divorced detective of the French National Police, Julie Lescaut, heads the detective office in the fictional small town of Clerrière, not far from Paris. From the 17th season she plays in Paris. Subplots form the relationship with her divorced husband (lawyer Maitre Lescaut) and her adolescent daughters Sarah and Babou.
production
The series was broadcast by the French commercial broadcaster TF1 from January 9, 1992 to January 23, 2014. The production location was the Epinay studios . Exterior shots were mainly made in Epinay and the neighboring Villetaneuse .
End of series
At the beginning of April 2013, TF1 and Genest announced the decision made in December 2012 that the series would be ended due to falling audience ratings. In the 1990s, the number of viewers regularly exceeded 10 million, with a peak of 12.3 million in April 1995. With the increase in American police series from the turn of the millennium, the annual average number of viewers fell to 6.2 million in 2012 after 6.7 million in 2011 and 7.1 million in 2010. The last episode had 7.4 million viewers.
Well-known guest stars
- Mariele Millowitsch : Ilse in The Point of the Triangle (L'enfant témoin) , 1994
- Nina Franoszek : Ellen in The Point of the Triangle (L'enfant témoin) , 1994
- Walter Kreye : Wolf Urbach in The Point of the Triangle (L'enfant témoin) , 1994
- Jean-Laurent Cochet in The Man in the Mask (Police de viols) , 1994
- François Berléand : Béchard in Sexual Harassment (Harcléchards) , 1994
- Corinne Le Poulain in Carol's Secret (Ville haute, ville basse) , 1994
- Claude Jade : Estelle Toulouse in Lynch Justice (Rumeurs) , 1995
- Dora Doll : Antoinette Leroy in vigilante justice (Recours en grâce) , 1995
- Rufus : Bellanger in character assassination (Propagande noire) , 1995
- Brigitte Auber : Madame Soulier in Open Account (Crédit revolver) , 1995
- Jean-Pierre Malo : Safer in Death of a Fiancée (La fiancée assassinée) , 1995
- Catherine Hiegel : Jeanne Lesage in Böses Blut (Le secret des originies) , 1996
- Bernard Verley : Maudry in Bad Blood (Le secret des origines) , 1996
- Audrey Tautou : Tracy in Bal masqué , 1998
- Michel Creton : Commissaire Sylvère in Piège pour un flic , 1998
- Claude Giraud : DSharele in Soupçon d'euthanasie , 2000
- Jean Barney : Monsieur Lanoe in Beauté fatale , 2001
- Daniel Ceccaldi : Marc Vernet in Le secret de Julie , 2001
- Jean-Claude Adelin : Larcher in Le droit de tueur , 2001
- Nelly Alard : Émilie Lannée in Le Mauvais fils , 2004
- Pierre Vernier : Antoine Duval in Une affaire jugée , 2005
Web links
- Julie Lescaut in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Véronique Genest arrête l'aventure "Julie Lescaut" sur TF1 , TV, on: charentelibre.fr, from April 8, 2013, accessed August 28, 2016
- ↑ Patrick Cabannes: Audiences: Julie Lescaut rend sa plaque devant 7.4 millions de téléspectateurs , from: lefigaro.fr, January 24, 2014, accessed August 28, 2016