Francis Coplan
fictional French secret agent
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Francis Coplan
Summary
Francis Coplan is a literary character[1]. He draws 37 Wikipedia views per month (literary_character category, ranking #229 of 421).[2]
Key Facts
- Francis Coplan held citizenship in France[3].
- Francis Coplan is the creator of Gaston Vandenpanhuyse[4].
- Francis Coplan is the creator of Jean Libert[5].
- Francis Coplan is recorded as male[6].
- Francis Coplan's instance of is recorded as literary character[7].
- Francis Coplan's instance of is recorded as film character[8].
- Francis Coplan's instance of is recorded as television character[9].
- Among the performers on Francis Coplan was Henri Vidal[10].
- Among the performers on Francis Coplan was Ken Clark[11].
- Among the performers on Francis Coplan was Dominique Paturel[12].
- Among the performers on Francis Coplan was Richard Stapley[13].
- Francis Coplan was performed by Lang Jeffries[14].
- Francis Coplan was performed by Claudio Brook[15].
- Francis Coplan was performed by Philippe Caroit[16].
- Francis Coplan's Commons category is recorded as Francis Coplan[17].
- Francis Coplan's given name is recorded as Francis[18].
- Francis Coplan's present in work is recorded as Action immédiate[19].
- Francis Coplan's present in work is recorded as Agent Secret FX 18[20].
- Francis Coplan's present in work is recorded as FBI-Agent Cooper – Der Fall Tex[21].
- Francis Coplan's present in work is recorded as The Exterminators[22].
- Francis Coplan's present in work is recorded as Mexican Slayride[23].
- Francis Coplan's present in work is recorded as Coplan Saves His Skin[24].
- Francis Coplan's present in work is recorded as Q2996814[25].
- Francis Coplan's name in native language is recorded as {'lang': 'fr', 'text': 'Francis Coplan'}[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Gaston Vandenpanhuyse[4], a writer[27], 1913–1981[28], of Belgium[29] and Jean Libert[5], a writer[30], 1913–1995[31], of Belgium[32].
Why It Matters
Francis Coplan draws 37 Wikipedia views per month (literary_character category, ranking #229 of 421).[2]