Apollo 11 : retour vers la lune (2019)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 1.32 |
Directed By
Crew
Delphine Dufriche
Benjamin Florent
Romain Anklewicz
Nathan Alhachimi
Nelly Dutreuilh
Marc Caron
Charles Frankel
Maximilien Colcy
Maëva Vignaud
Maxence Rime
Anne Fredon
Maryline Holluigue
Pauline Biscans
François Fayard
Yohan Simonneau
Victor Belyakov
Stephen Slater
David Chantoiseau
Jérémie Pouchard
Quentin Défossé
Jean-Baptiste Sueur
Laure Rambaud
Cécile Dynamo
Geoffrey Greenhill
Alexandra Carr-Brown
François Montpellier
Christine Habasque
Coralie Jacquier
Maximilien Colcy
Marie-Christine Oranger
Regan Kramer
Dominique Faure
Guillaume Pérès
Jean-Luc Millan
William Lachoua
Philippe Peythieu
Isabelle Aubard-Berry
Nicolas Bonnet
Sébastien Bonnefon
Jean-Christophe Viry
Séverine Labadie
Emmanuel Angrand
Aurélie Mattlé
Emmanuel Delétang
TOP CAST
Charles-Antoine de Rouvre
Speaker
Vincent Perazio
Speaker
Denis Podalydès
Narrator
Jean-Philippe Puymartin
Not specified (voice)
Damien Boisseau
Not specified (voice)
Adrien Antoine
Not specified (voice)
Nicolas Buchoux
Not specified (voice)
Stefan Godin
Not specified (voice)
Jean-Alain Velardo
Not specified (voice)
Bernard Bollet
Not specified (voice)
Jean-Philippe Pertuit
Not specified (voice)
Bertrand Liebert
Not specified (voice)
Constantin Pappas
Not specified (voice)
Véronique Augereau
Not specified (voice)
Serge Biavan
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