Palace
Palace

Palace

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1988- 1989
1 Seasons
6 Episodes
6.7(6 votes)
Ended
Comedy

Overview

The action takes place - as the title suggests - in a Palace, a really nice hotel. Funny scenes happen in different places: the kitchen, the reception, the elevator, the rooms, ...

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Production Companies

Canal+

Cast & Crew

20 members
Acting

François Morel

Alfred, le groom mythomane

François Morel
Acting

Ged Marlon

Henri, le barman

Ged Marlon
Acting

Jacqueline Maillan

Docteur Hélène Swift

Jacqueline Maillan
Acting

Jean Carmet

Pilier de comptoir

Jean Carmet
Acting

Ronny Coutteure

Serveur en cuisine

Ronny Coutteure
Acting

Éva Darlan

Thalie / Arlette / Femme du mari qui pêche en baignoire / Femme qui allume son mari / Ginger

Éva Darlan
Acting

Renée Saint-Cyr

Gardienne du bon goût

Renée Saint-Cyr
Acting

Jacques François

Félix, le maître d'hôtel

Jacques François
Acting

Darry Cowl

Standardiste du « groom service »

Darry Cowl
Acting

Philippe Khorsand

Le directeur / John

Philippe Khorsand
Acting

Marcel Philippot

Client mécontent

Marcel Philippot
Acting

François Rollin

Professeur Rollin / Journaliste sportif / Interprète

François Rollin
Acting

Valérie Lemercier

Lady Palace / Gardienne du bon goût / Présidente du Club de celles qui ne ressemblent pas à Madonna / Princesse Ulla de Croatie / la juge roumaine / Auditrice du professeur Rollin / Duchesse financée par Buvard d'or

Valérie Lemercier
Acting

Marc Dudicourt

Émile / Académicien / Homme qui veut changer d'opinion sur son beau-frère / Homme qui veut changer sa date de naissance / Homme qui a gagné deux fois la suite royale

Marc Dudicourt
Acting

Franck de la Personne

Combier, l'assistant du Docteur Swift / Roi Dragomir II de Croatie / Monsieur Anus / Utilisateur des toilettes publiques

Franck de la Personne
Acting

Laurent Spielvogel

Gontran, le chef de rang

Laurent Spielvogel
Acting

Claude Piéplu

Hugues-Jean Landreau, l'homme aux clefs d'or

Claude Piéplu
Acting

Thierry Desroses

Groom

Thierry Desroses
Acting

Dominique Blanchar

Gardienne du bon goût

Dominique Blanchar
Acting

Valérie Benguigui

Notre-Dame de Lourdes / Louise, la soubrette / Ambassadrice de Bulgarie

Valérie Benguigui

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