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'Greetings from Planet Smurf ' documentary on ARTE.tv: https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/077355-000-A/greetings-from-planet-smurf/?cmpid=EN&cmpsrc=Reddit&cmpspt=link
'Greetings from Planet Smurf ' documentary on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TWxOkyCA5w
I’m Jean-Marc Panis, a documentary-film director from Belgium and the director of 'Greetings from Planet Smurf' currently screening on ARTE: https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/077355-000-A/greetings-from-planet-smurf/?cmpid=EN&cmpsrc=Reddit&cmpspt=link. I was born in the Belgian city of Charleroi, just a few kilometres away from the legendary Dupuis publishing house (which first published the Smurfs) and grew up inspired by comic books, cinema and music. I went on to study film at university, spent a year in the U.S. and have worked in all sectors of public television (sports, reportage, news, history). I created my own talk show with some friends, called ‘Hep Taxi’ and further explored my passion for music whilst creating TV documentaries and radio programmes. I also make music videos for emerging Belgian groups (such as Sharko, Major Deluxe, Girls In Hawaii) and write stories for the magazine, Moustique. Recently, I worked for the RTBF cinema show, and produced a 52 minute film about a violinist obsessed with French actor Gérard Depardieu. I’m currently finishing a new documentary about the Belgium singer Salvatore Adamo, also for ARTE.
‘Greetings from Planet Smurf’ is a documentary I directed about the famous little blue people, for which I travelled to meet Smurf fans from Brussels and Los Angeles via Dubai. I explored their origins, their global reputation (they are known as the Seumeopeu in Korea, Schlümpfe in Germany, Pitufos in Spain and les Schtroumpf in France) all the way up to the Smurfs being officially recognised by the United Nations. My road trip was marked by meetings with fans, specialists and creators (the daughter of Peyo, Véronique Culliford, the cartoonist and comic book artists Philippe Geluck and Cosey, the actor Gérard Hernandez, French voice of Papa Smurf and Kelly Asbury, the director of the American animated film The Smurfs and the Lost Village). In the documentary I ask the question of why these comic book characters created by Belgian Peyo became such global icons.
So, if you’ve ever wondered about the background to the Smurf language, what the Smurfs have in common with the Second World War and how the Smurfs
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Javert: "Valjean, at last, we see each other plain. Monsieur le Maire, you'll wear a different chain."
Jean: "Before you say another word, Javert! Listen to me!... um... I would totally come with you buuut... um...
Fantine: *Cough*
Jean: "I need to help this woman!"
Fantine: "My daughter..."
Jean: "Yes, I need to save her daughter... from...."
Fantine: "She's sick"
Jean: "Yes, I just need to save her sick daughter."
Javert: "You must think me mad!"
Jean: "I'll be back in three days, I promise!"
Javert: "No!"
Jean: *Jumps out the window*
-- 9 years later --
Marius: "Hey Jean, good to meet you! We just had another new recruit as well, I think you'll really like him. Jean, meet Javert!'
Javert: "..."
Jean: "..."
Javert: "... so, just three da-"
Jean: "RUN JAVERT, THEY'RE GOING TO KILL YOU!"
The guy rides off at some point on a dirt road, and is not seen again. He is wearing a black/brown leather shirt and denim jeans. Thanks in advance.
She was asked about the movie in a recent interview for Forbes.
On Episode 3, they tell us that he hugs the girls on Fei Long and we are shown in plain view that all three of them (Amanda, Courtney and Leslie) feel uncomfortable, to the point where they ask him "Don't do it" and James warning him to get off them.
Back in 2007 it was different time of course, but really that is very similar to what Dan did in IotI. I found it strange that the girls didn't actually complain to the production.
Still, I want to say that I like Jean-Robert as a character and he provided a lot of entertainment in the season.
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