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Pascal Jardin

Known For
Writing
Born
May 14, 1934 in Paris, France
Died
July 30, 1980
Active Years
1959–1982 (24 Years)
Total Credits
50 credits in database
Writing Born May 14, 1934 Died Jul 30, 1980 Paris, France 50 credits
50
Total Credits
1959–1982
24 Years Career Span
25
Vault Titles
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Biography

Pascal Jardin was a French screenwriter and assistant director born on May 14, 1934, in Paris, France. Known for his work in film, his writing credits include The Old Gun, released in 1975, The Widow Couderc from 1971, and Hecate, which was released in 1982. During his life, he was married to Stéphane Jardin and Claudine Jardin. He was the son of Simone Duchesne and Jean Jardin, who served as chief of staff and advisor to Pierre Laval during the Occupation under the Vichy government, a background that inspired his books La Guerre à neuf ans and Le Nain jaune. Pascal Jardin passed away on July 30, 1980, in Villejuif, Val-de-Marne, France, at the age of forty-six.

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Name: Pascal Jardin.
Born: May 14, 1934, in Paris, France.
Died: July 30, 1980, in Villejuif, Val-de-Marne, France (aged 46).
Nationality/Profession: French screenwriter (also writer and assistant director).
Known for: The Old Gun (1975), The Widow Couderc (1971), and Hecate (1982).
Known credits: 46.
Family: Son of Simone Duchesne (1905-1996) and Jean Jardin (cabinet director/eminence grise of Pierre Laval during the Occupation under the Vichy government).
Books inspired by family: La Guerre à neuf ans and Le Nain jaune.
Spouse: Stéphane Jardin and Claudine Jardin.
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Pascal Jardin was a French screenwriter born on May 14, 1934, in Paris, France. He was the son of Simone Duchesne and Jean Jardin, who served as a cabinet director and eminence grise for Pierre Laval during the Occupation under the Vichy government. This familial history inspired Jardin to write two books, titled La Guerre à neuf ans and Le Nain jaune. Jardin's professional career included work as a writer and assistant director, with 46 known credits.
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In the film industry, Jardin is recognized for his work on titles such as The Widow Couderc (1971), The Old Gun (1975), and Hecate (1982). His professional contributions spanned various screenwriting projects throughout his life. He was married to Stéphane Jardin and Claudine Jardin. Pascal Jardin died on July 30, 1980, in Villejuif, Val-de-Marne, France, at the age of 46.
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Birth: May 14, 1934, Paris.
Death: July 30, 1980, Villejuif, Val-de-Marne, France.
Age at death: 46.
Known for: The Old Gun (1975), The Widow Couderc (1971), Hecate (1982).
Known credits: 46.
Roles: Writer, assistant director, screenwriter.
Parents: Simone Duchesne (1905-1996) and Jean Jardin (cabinet director/eminence grise of Pierre Laval).
Books: La Guerre à neuf ans, Le Nain jaune.
Spouses: Stéphane Jardin, Claudine Jardin.
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Pascal Jardin was a French screenwriter and assistant director born on May 14, 1934, in

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Career timeline

Hecate · Writer
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The Last Train · Dialogue
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The Cat · WriterThe Widow Couderc · AdaptationEasy Down There! · Screenplay
The Road to Salina · AdaptationThe Love Mates · WriterThe Horse · ScreenplayThe Comeuppance · DialogueSortie de secours · Writer
The Strangers · Writer
The Tattoo · DialogueAngelique and the Sultan · Dialogue
Untamable Angelique · DialogueDead Run · DialogueTwo Weeks in September · AdaptationTwo Weeks in September · Dialogue
Angelique and the King · DialogueFather's Trip · WriterSeventeenth Heaven · WriterBlack Sun · Writer
God's Thunder · Screenplay
Joy House · DialogueJoy House · ScreenplayCoplan, Agent 005 · ScreenplayThat Tender Age · ScreenplayDaggers Drawn · Screenplay
The Devil and the Ten Commandments · DialogueLaw of Men · WriterAdorable Julia · WriterUn jour à Paris · Dialogue
Famous Love Affairs · Adaptation
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What movies or TV shows is Pascal Jardin best known for?

Pascal Jardin is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Charlie Bravo (1980), The Discord (1978), Apostrophes (1975), The Old Gun (1975).

When and where was Pascal Jardin born?

Pascal Jardin was born on May 14, 1934 in Paris, France. They passed away on July 30, 1980.

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Pascal Jardin has accumulated over 50 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1959 to 1982.

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Pascal Jardin was a French screenwriter and assistant director born on May 14, 1934, in Paris, France. Known for his work in film, his writing credits include The Old Gun, released in 1975, The Widow Couderc from 1971, and Hecate, which was released in 1982. During his life, he was married to Stéphane Jardin and Claudi...

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50credits
49films
1TV series
1959–1982active years

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