Fort Boyard (game show)
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Fort Boyard (game show)
Summary
Fort Boyard (game show) is a television series[1]. Fort Boyard (game show) has Wikipedia articles in 23 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Fort Boyard (game show) is the creator of Jacques Antoine[3].
- Fort Boyard (game show) is the creator of Q135012522[4].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s instance of is recorded as television series[5].
- Fort Boyard (game show) was directed by Didier Froehly[6].
- Fort Boyard (game show) was directed by Jérôme Revon[7].
- Fort Boyard (game show) was directed by Bernard Gonner[8].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s composer is recorded as Paul Koulak[9].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s genre is game show[10].
- A cast member of Fort Boyard (game show) was André Bouchet[11].
- A cast member of Fort Boyard (game show) was Yann Le Gac[12].
- A cast member of Fort Boyard (game show) was Monique Angeon[13].
- A cast member of Fort Boyard (game show) was Delphine Wespiser[14].
- A cast member of Fort Boyard (game show) was Willy Rovelli[15].
- A cast member of Fort Boyard (game show) was Q43099153[16].
- A cast member of Fort Boyard (game show) was Cyril Féraud[17].
- Fort Boyard (game show) was produced by Alexia Laroche-Joubert[18].
- Fort Boyard (game show) was performed by Paul Koulak[19].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s production company is recorded as Adventure Line Productions[20].
- The original language of Fort Boyard (game show) was French[21].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s presenter is recorded as Cyril Féraud[22].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s Commons category is recorded as Fort Boyard (game show)[23].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s original broadcaster is recorded as France 2[24].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s country of origin is recorded as France[25].
- Fort Boyard (game show) began on July 7, 1990[26].
- Fort Boyard (game show)'s has edition or translation is recorded as Fort Boyard – Az erőd[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Fort Boyard (game show) was performed by Paul Koulak[19]. Fort Boyard (game show) was produced by Alexia Laroche-Joubert[18]. Directors include Didier Froehly[6], Jérôme Revon[7], and Bernard Gonner[8]. Cast members include André Bouchet[11], Yann Le Gac[12], Monique Angeon[13], Delphine Wespiser[14], Willy Rovelli[15], and Q43099153[16]. Created works include Jacques Antoine[3], a radio producer[28], 1924–2012[29], of France[30] and Q135012522[4], a reporter[31], 1940–2025[32], of France[33].
Publication
The original language of Fort Boyard (game show) was French[21]. Fort Boyard (game show)'s genre is game show[10].
Why It Matters
Fort Boyard (game show) has Wikipedia articles in 23 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] Fort Boyard (game show) is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.[34]