Greetings From Planet Smurf (2018)
Overview
The Smurfs were created in 1958 by the Belgian comic author Peyo (Pierre Culliford, 1928-1992) and they are one of Belgium's most recognized exports. From Brussels to Los Angeles, via Dubai, a journey into the tiny world of the famous little blue people, from the story of the creation of the original comic to the account of their huge global commercial exploitation.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 2.302 |
Directed By
Jean-Marc Panis
Crew
Jean-Marc Panis
Jean-Marc Panis
Patrick Lauber
Gwendoline Baye
Gabriel Chabanier
Annick Lernoud
Guillaume Roy
Morgane Plantard
Marc Lacroix
Christophe Février
Boris Wilmot
Armelle Tallé
Heike Lettau
Manuela Rutten
Marc Taillardat
Christophe Guyot
Eloïse Delfosse
Véronique Ménard
Philippe Antoine
Caroline Kelsch
Stéphanie Michel
Laurent Ramonjiarisoa
Laurence Gillard
Francis de Catelle
Benjamin Schoos
Alain Fisch
Raoul Seigneur
François Roland
Guillaume Valeix
Olivier Philippart
Ronald Leclercq
Christophe Wirtgen
François Chapelle
TOP CAST
Philippe Geluck
Self - BD Author
Kelly Asbury
Self - Filmmaker
Matt Murray
Self - Smurfs Scholar
Gérard Hernandez
Self - Papa Smurf's Voice
Alan Mechem
Self - Smurfs Fan
Laura Irene
Self - Uber Driver
Cosey
Self - BD Author
Benoît Drousie
Self - BD Author
Carlos Islam
Self - UN Marketing Director
Fabien Vehlmann
Self - BD Author
Heitor Pereira
Self - Musician
Victoria Sutch
Self - MS Vice-president
Hugues Dayez
Self - Peyo's Biographer
Claude de Ribaupierre
Self - BD Author
Pierre Dubois
Self - Writer
Sébastien Ministru
Self - Pop Culture Scholar
Véronique Culliford
Self - Peyo's Daughter
Patrick Mate
Self - Character Designer
Gilles Dal
Self - Writer
Jordan Kerner
Self - Film Producer
François Walthéry
Self - BD Author
Myriam Leroy
Self - Pop Culture Scholar
Jean-Claire Vançon
Self - Musicologist
José Grandmont
Self - BD Author
Christopher Lennertz
Self - Musician
Didier Reynders
Self - Belgian Politician
Philippe Glorieux
Self - IMPS Marketing Director
Daniel B. Cuffe
Self - DPR Director
David Feish
Self - Smurfs Fan
Cédric Leemans
Self - Smurfs Fan
Martina Joslin
Self - Smurfs Fan
Brendi Maria Hugo
Self - Smurfs Fan
Noelia Brisa
Self - Smurfs Fan
Alexander Bergmann
Self - Smurfs Fan
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