Blaise le blasé is the European French dub of the show of the same name. It premiered on France 2's KD2A block on July 5, 2008, just one day before the original series ended its run in Canada. The dub later premiered on Canal+ Family's Takaz block starting October 3, 2011, and reaired on the Canaille+ block starting July 17, 2012.
A French-language DVD collection of the series was released 9 January 2012 in Europe, by AB Vidéo.
Cast[]
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Blaise Leblanc
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Jimmy Redler | |
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Annette Frette-Seck
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Chloé Berthier | |
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Paul Leblanc
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Maurice Decoster | |
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Pénélope Francœur
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Karine Foviau | |
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Benji Jean-François
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Emmanuel Garijo | |
File:Théo Poisson (Blaise le blasé).png | Théo Poisson
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François Jérosme | |
File:M. Pyrowski (Blaise le blasé).png | M. Pyrowski
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Fabienne Lajoie
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Caroline Lallau | |
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Gaétan-Gilbert Pyrowski
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Christophe Lemoine | |
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Anémone Sanschagrin
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Perrette Pradier | |
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Yoan Chabot
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Donald Reignoux | |
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Manu Escobar
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Rodolphe
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Carol Leblanc-Schwartz
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Brigitte Virtudes | |
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Mme Butterfly
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File:Violenne Voula (Blaise le blasé).png | Violenne Voula
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Véronique Alycia | |
File:Panouk Titouk (Blaise le blasé).png | Panouk Titouk
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Vincent De Bouard | |
File:Dr Vadeboncœur (Blaise le blasé).png | Docteur Vadeboncœur
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Pascal Germain | |
File:Soya Plante (Blaise le blasé).png | Soya Plante
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Sylvie Jacob | |
File:Margot (Blaise le blasé).png | Margot
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Jacinte Sylvestre | Anne Mathot | ||
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Fanny Cotton
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Caroline Pascal | |
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Nino O'Neil
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Hervé Rey | |
Troy Phillips | |||
Additional voices
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Romain Redler | ||
Ariane Aggiage |
Technical staff | |||
Voice director
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Hervé Rey |
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Notes[]
- The opening theme used in the original French version, performed by Canadian rock band Les Trois Accords, is also used in the European French dub completely unaltered.
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