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Canal+ Group hosted a live splashy American-style upfront presentation the Olympia in Paris, unveiling their prestige 2026 slate.
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Canal+ Group hosted a live splashy American-style upfront presentation the Olympia in Paris, unveiling their prestige 2026 slate.
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Genre:TV Movie
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:Canal+
Cast
Director
Thomas Ngijol
Self - Host
Maxime Saada
Self - Presenter
Yannick Bolloré
Self - Audience Member
Maïmouna Doucouré
Self - Presenter
Pierre Niney
Self - Presenter
Mouloud Achour
Self - Audience Member
Antoine de Caunes
Self - Presenter
Fred Cavayé
Self - Guest
Tahar Rahim
Self - Guest
Benjamin Lavernhe
Self - Guest
Noémie Merlant
Self - Guest
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