PJ
French television series
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PJ
Summary
PJ is a television series[1]. PJ is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- PJ's instance of is recorded as television series[3].
- PJ was directed by Claire de La Rochefoucauld[4].
- PJ was directed by Gérard Vergez[5].
- PJ was directed by Benoît d'Aubert[6].
- PJ was directed by Christian Bonnet[7].
- PJ was directed by Christophe Blanc[8].
- PJ was directed by Christophe Barbier[9].
- PJ was directed by Frédéric Krivine[10].
- PJ was directed by Christian François[11].
- PJ was directed by Akim Isker[12].
- PJ's composer is recorded as Richard Galliano[13].
- PJ's genre is detective fiction[14].
- A cast member of PJ was Marc Betton[15].
- A cast member of PJ was Nathalie Cerda[16].
- A cast member of PJ was Nicolas Pignon[17].
- A cast member of PJ was Bruno Wolkowitch[18].
- A cast member of PJ was Charles Schneider[19].
- A cast member of PJ was Lisa Martino[20].
- A cast member of PJ was Emmanuelle Bach[21].
- A cast member of PJ was Thierry Desroses[22].
- A cast member of PJ was Guillaume Cramoisan[23].
- A cast member of PJ was Jalil Naciri[24].
- A cast member of PJ was François Feroleto[25].
- A cast member of PJ was Bénédicte Loyen[26].
- A cast member of PJ was Bruno Paviot[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Directors include Claire de La Rochefoucauld[4], Gérard Vergez[5], Benoît d'Aubert[6], Christian Bonnet[7], Christophe Blanc[8], and Christophe Barbier[9]. Cast members include Marc Betton[15], Nathalie Cerda[16], Nicolas Pignon[17], Bruno Wolkowitch[18], Charles Schneider[19], and Lisa Martino[20].
Publication
The original language of PJ was French[28]. PJ's genre is detective fiction[14].
Why It Matters
PJ is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]