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Book Casterman Editions Moulinsart Patrice Leconte (Tintin de A à Z)
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Patrice Leconte is a filmmaker. He has directed some thirty films, from Les Bronzés in 1978 to Maigret in 2022. He has also worked as a comic strip artist for the magazine Pilote. In this book, he tells us, in a purely subjective way and with humour, about his attachment to the work of Hergé. 136 pages.
Patrice Leconte does not present himself as an expert tintinophile, but as an absolute lover of the stories created by Hergé. No question of being exhaustive. The biases are desired, they are accepted. And the pleasure of writing is there, especially since humor is the plot! Of course at letter c we will find casting and cinema. But we will be surprised to find economy, ophicleides, Isidore Ptarmigan or xilophages! Contrary to the heaviness of large dictionaries, the lighter and very illustrated formula of the primer makes it possible to address a wide audience.
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Data sheet
- Theme
- Tintin
- Type of products
- Books and albums
- Company
- Moulinsart
- Editor
- Casterman
- Editor
- Moulinsart
- Copyright
- © Hergé
- Language
- French
- Release date
- 2023
- PUDL
- Yes
- Cover
- Softcover
- Condition
- New
- Dimensions L x w x h (cm)
- 22.40 x 0.80 x 30.40
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Patrice Leconte is a filmmaker. He has directed some thirty films, from Les Bronzés in 1978 to Maigret in 2022. He has also worked as a comic strip artist for the magazine Pilote. In this book, he tells us, in a purely subjective way and with humour, about his attachment to the work of Hergé. 136 pages.