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Alexis Lecaye (b. 1951)

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Born:
August 22, 1951

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Alexis Lecaye est un écrivain, scénariste et réalisateur de télévision français né le 22 août 1951. Il est le frère aîné de Nadja et de Grégoire Solotareff.  Il publie plusieurs romans dans la collection Le Masque, dont sept romans mettant en scène Antoine Chabrier, croque-mort et détective, sous le pseudonyme d'Alexandre Terrel, et il crée pour TF1 les séries Julie Lescaut et Rose et Val, ainsi que la collection des "Sapajou", 1, 2, et 3 pour TF1. Il est aussi un des auteurs de la minisérie L'Été rouge et de plusieurs thrillers, sur M6 et TF1.  Contenu soumis à la licence CC-BY-SA. Source : Article Alexis Lecaye de Wikipédia en français (auteurs)

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Film Production

Director:
2003  Qu'elle est belle la quarantaine

Scenario Writer:
2003  Qu'elle est belle la quarantaine
2011  Dame de cœur

Writer:
2003  Qu'elle est belle la quarantaine
2004  One Step Behind You
2006  Je t'aime à te tuer
2011  Dame de cœur

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TV Production

Creator:
1992  Julie Lescaut
1993  Deux justiciers dans la ville
1999  Justice
2002  The Red Summer
2005  Rose et Val
2011  Dead Beautiful
2018  The Chalet

Scenario Writer:
1992  Julie Lescaut
1993  Deux justiciers dans la ville
1999  Justice
2002  The Red Summer
2005  Rose et Val
2011  Dead Beautiful
2018  The Chalet

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