Small murders in family

Petits murder in family is a Feuilleton televised French in four 90 minutes episodes, adapted by Anne Giafferi and Murielle Magellan of the novel Christmas of Hercule Poirot of Agatha Christie and diffused between the November 14th and the December 5th 2006 on France 2. In Belgium, the serial was diffused between the 7 and the November 28th 2006 on the One of the RTBF and in Suisse, between the 10 and the November 17th 2006 on TSR1.

Synopsis

In Brittany, in 1939, Simon Tescou, the day before sound 70^e birthday decides to bring together his/her children and grandchildren to speak to them about his heritage. It has an important news to learn with its entourage. But it is found assassinated, stabbed with the throat in its office. The police officers Larosière and Lampion undertake the investigation.

Distribution

Family Tescou

Robert Hossein: Simon, the patriarch
Bruno Todeschini: Edouard, oldest son of Simon
Elsa Zylberstein: Edith, wife of Edouard
Mathias Mlekuz: Antonin, wire of Simon, Appointed
Grégori Derangère: Victor, wire of Simon
Liza Manili: Alix, girl of Edouard and Edith
Leticia Will pare: Ines, grand-daughter of Simon
Michele Moretti: Albertine, sister of Simon

Entourage

Sérigne Me Baye: Eloi, a Beautiful family friend
Frederique: Madeleine, the hen of Antonin
Gregoire Taulère: Diego, a friend of Ines

Servants

Jean-Marie Winling: Mr Paul, the majordomo
Marie Bunel: Louise, controlling it
Nadia Barentin: Mrs. Dupre, the chief cooker
Alexis Michalik: Richard, the son of Mr Paul
Fabrice Benard: Marco, the manservant

Police officers

Antoine Duléry: Police chief Larosière
Marius Colucci: Inspector Emile Lampion

Other characters

Alain de Catuelan: Doctor

Data sheet

Realization: Edwin Baily
Production: Escazal Films, At-Production and RTBF with the participation of France 2 and TV5

Comments

It is the first Saga of winter of French television.

Turning proceeded mainly with the castle of Beaumanoir, on the commune of Leslay, in the Coast-with Armor.

The serial joined together an average of 7 million televiewers, which encouraged France 2 to continue its adaptations of novels of Agatha Christie.

It should be noted that this serial comprises a rather explicit scene of male homosexuality between Richard and the inspector Emile Lampion, which is rather unusual in a serial intended for a diffusion one Tuesday evening in premium time.

See too

External bonds

the serial on the site of France 2

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