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Pilot episode of the French comedy series "Kaamelott".
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Pilot episode of the French comedy series "Kaamelott".
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:acting studio
Cast
Alexandre Astier
Director
Alexandre Astier
Le roi Arthur
Lionnel Astier
Léodagan, roi de Carmélide
Thomas Cousseau
Lancelot
Franck Pitiot
Perceval le Gallois
Alexis Hénon
Galessin
Nicolas Gabion
Bohort
Jean-Christophe Hembert
Karadoc
Jean-Robert Lombard
Père Blaise
Thierry Chantrel
Le cuisinier
Simon Astier
Le coupe-citron
Gaëlle Konaté
Guenièvre
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