Gare du Nord : La Plus Grande Gare d'Europe

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2018

Documentary·TV Movie

Top Billed Cast

Julien Bocher
Narrator (voice)
Jérémie Zeguerman
Self - Director , gare du Nord
Patrick Cognasson
Self - Historian, railway specialist
Clive Lamming
Self - Railway historian
Étienne Tricaud
Self - Architect and engineer, co-founder and president of AREP
Jean-Marie Duthilleul
Self - Architect and engineer, co-founder and president of AREP
Sylvain Guillon
Self - Substation regulator, gare du Nord
Noël Mamère
Self (archive footage)
Florian Artus
Self - Switchman-greaser, gare du Nord
François Mitterrand
Self (archive footage)
Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom
Self (archive footage)
David Trendel
Self - Substation regulator, gare du Nord
Stéphane Felici
Self - Local manager, gare du Nord
Laurent Fournier
Self - Station service operational manager, gare du Nord
Xavier Nowak
Self - Station manager, gare du Nord
Patrick Ropert
Self - Director general, SCNF Gares & Connexions
Patrick Mignot
Self - Paris-Nord project director, SNCF Gares & Connexions
Frédéric Lagoutte
Self - Operations manager, AMRA
Ludovic Lunetta
Self - Site manager, AMRA

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