Pierre De Clercq
- Known For
- Writing
- Active Years
- 1978–2025 (48 Years)
- Total Credits
- 25 credits in database
Biography
Pierre De Clercq works in writing. Archytele tracks 25 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Career timeline
Full Filmography
25 titles- A Hint of Love (2025) Original Film Writer
- Why Do You Love Me (2023) Original Film Writer
- Come As You Are (2020) Original Film Writer
- Amigo's (2017) Creator
- Adios Amigos (2016) Screenplay
- Brother (2016) Writer
- Labyrinthus (2014) Writer
- Belgian Rhapsody (2014) Screenplay
- Belgian Rhapsody (2014) Story
- Halfway (2014) Writer
- Come As You Are (2011) Writer
- Flikken Maastricht (2007) Writer
- Flikken Maastricht (2007) Original Concept
- Stormforce (2006) Writer
- Long Weekend (2005) Writer
- Long Weekend (2005) Producer
- Flikken (1999) Scenario Writer
- Flikken (1999) Writer
- Flikken (1999) Story
- Flikken (1999) Creator
- Windkracht 10 (1997) Creator
- Jan Cox, a Painter's Odyssey (1988) Director
- Jan Cox, a Painter's Odyssey (1988) Writer
- Jean-Gina B. (1984) Director
- Ad vitam aeternam (1978) Assistant Director
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Pierre De Clercq best known for?
Pierre De Clercq is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Why Do You Love Me (2023), Adios Amigos (2016), Labyrinthus (2014), Belgian Rhapsody (2014).
How many credits does Pierre De Clercq have?
Pierre De Clercq has accumulated over 25 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1978 to 2025.
What is Pierre De Clercq's background in cinema and television?
To find the right words for every story, it is a gift that Pierre De Clercq is honored for in the Flemish film and television landscape. As a scriptwriter of Verlengd Weekend, Hasta La Vista, Halfweg and Broer, he manages to keep the fragile balance between drama and comedy time after time. It should come as no surpris...
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