Jean Tourane

Jean Tourane

  • Birthday: 11/3/1919
  • Deathday: 3/24/1986
  • Place of birth: Angervilliers, Seine-et-Oise [now Essonne], France
  • Fame for: Directing
  • Also known as: Jean Briel

Biography

Jean Tourane (1919–1986) was a French filmmaker known for his footage of small animals. His birth name was Jean Briel. Among others he filmed a television series about a small duck named "Saturnin" during the 1960s. In the 1990s, clips from this series were merged into a new series called The Adventures of Dynamo Duck, which aired on Fox Kids in the United States. Tourane started his professional career as a painter and photographer of small animals, and moved from photography into film. After making a number of shorts, he made the first full-length Saturnin movie, and was in 1964 awarded a contract for 78 television episodes with French television. He was also for a time the mayor of the commune of Le Val-Saint-Germain in Essonne department, France. Source: Article "Jean Tourane" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

Filmography

Cinépanorama
Release date: 2/4/1956

Cinépanorama

Role(s): Self

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The Secret of Magic Island
Release date: 10/19/1956

The Secret of Magic Island

Role(s): Director

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Sentimental Education
Release date: 5/2/1962

Sentimental Education

Role(s): Producer

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Saturnin et le Vaca-Vaca
Release date: 7/27/1969

Saturnin et le Vaca-Vaca

Role(s): Director

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Saturnin et le Vaca-Vaca
Release date: 7/27/1969

Saturnin et le Vaca-Vaca

Role(s): Writer

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