Le inchieste del commissario Maigret
Le inchieste del commissario Maigret

Le inchieste del commissario Maigret

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1964- 1972
4 Seasons
35 Episodes
9.4(5 votes)
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10 members
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Gino Cervi

Maigret

Gino Cervi
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Andreina Pagnani

La signora Maigret

Andreina Pagnani
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Mario Maranzana

Lucas

Mario Maranzana
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Manlio Busoni

Torrence

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Daniele Tedeschi

Janvier

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Gianni Musy

Lapointe

Gianni Musy
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Franco Volpi

Il giudice Comeliau

Franco Volpi
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Oreste Lionello

Moers

Oreste Lionello
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Giuseppe Scarcella

Un agente

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Franco Scandurra

Andrè Monfils

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