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Series title: Prudence Petitpas
- Studio
- Odec Kid Cartoons, TF1, Carrère, Les Films de la Perrine
- Distributor
- Your Family Entertainment
Characters
Prudence Petipas, Jojo, Marie, Clotilde, Elvire, Emérance, Duroc, Cyprien, Rigobert, Bertouille, Palamède
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Éric Berthier, Jean-Jacques Lasarte
Writing
- Writer
- Patrice Dard, Franck Salomé, Fernando Worcel, Nicolas Sedel, Patrick Galliano
- Comic Strip
- Maurice Maréchal
Voices
- Voice
- Françoise Oriane (Prudence Petipas), Ioanna Gkizas (Jojo), Marie Van R (Marie), Nathalie Stas (Clotilde), Fabienne Loriaux (Elvire), Nicole Shirer (Emérance), Michel de Warzée (Duroc), Daniel Dury (Cyprien), Thierry Janssen (Rigobert), Robert Roanne (Bertouille), Michel Hinderickx (Palamède)
Music
- Music
- Jeff Bodart, Pierre Gillet, Olivier Bodson
Crew
- Sound Editors
- Nicolas Van Deth
Companies and other credits
- Sound Editors: : Yves Servagent
- Foley Recordist: : Nicolas Van Deth
Production notes
Based on the comic strip "Prudence Petitpas," created by Maurice Maréchal in 1957.
This series is targeted at children 6-9 years of age.
Production lasted from 1999 to 2004; the second season aired in 2004.
Prudence Petitpas lives in a small village called Moucheron. She is a charming little granny who loves knitting and gardening. Her lifestyle appears to be a classic example of the peace and tranquillity that fills the days of a well-deserved retirement. But in fact, Prudence is a bit of a riddle-solver and the driving force behind the adventures of solving the mysteries that often take place in her village. Each episode is an intriguing adventure, which takes place "just around the corner." Helped by tiny aspiring detectives, Prudence Petipas proves herself to be one of the best heroines in crime fiction.
This series is targeted at children 6-9 years of age.
Production lasted from 1999 to 2004; the second season aired in 2004.
Prudence Petitpas lives in a small village called Moucheron. She is a charming little granny who loves knitting and gardening. Her lifestyle appears to be a classic example of the peace and tranquillity that fills the days of a well-deserved retirement. But in fact, Prudence is a bit of a riddle-solver and the driving force behind the adventures of solving the mysteries that often take place in her village. Each episode is an intriguing adventure, which takes place "just around the corner." Helped by tiny aspiring detectives, Prudence Petipas proves herself to be one of the best heroines in crime fiction.