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UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}ian [[UsefulNotes/LesCopsSportif police commissioner]] Jules Maigret is Creator/GeorgesSimenon's most famous literary character, and a prime contender for the title of most famous fictional French [[GreatDetective detective]].detective]] (the author was Belgian, however).
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If you are looking for a French answer to Literature/SherlockHolmes and Literature/HerculePoirot, look no further.
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If you are looking searching for a French answer to Literature/SherlockHolmes and Literature/HerculePoirot, look no further.
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* SettingUpdate: The book series stretched from [[TheThirties 1930s]] to the early [[TheSeventies 1970s]], and Simenon made sure fashion and technology evolved accordingly. The preferred setting in most adaptations meanwhile is clearly the [[TheFifties 1950s]]. Particularly prominent in the Bruno Cremer and Rowan Atkinson series, which change the setting of early Maigret stories from the 1930s to the 1950s.
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* SettingUpdate: The book series stretched from [[TheThirties 1930s]] to the early [[TheSeventies 1970s]], and Simenon made sure fashion and technology evolved accordingly. The preferred setting in most adaptations meanwhile is clearly the [[TheFifties 1950s]]. Particularly prominent in the Bruno Cremer Creator/BrunoCremer and Rowan Atkinson Creator/RowanAtkinson series, which change the setting of early Maigret stories from the 1930s to the 1950s.
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* ''Night at the Crossroads'' (1932, France, directed by Creator/JeanRenoir), starring Pierre Renoir (brother of Jean).
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* ''Night at the Crossroads'' (1932, France, directed by Creator/JeanRenoir), starring Pierre Renoir (brother of Jean).(Jean's brother).
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* SerialKillerBaiting: In "Maigret Sets A Trap" a serial killer is menacing Paris. Maigret announces that he already caught the culprit and lets several female officers pose as bait to lure the killer out. The whole operation is considered highly risky and born out of desperation. After an officer survives an encounter with the killer, the killer leaves behind key evidence that leads Maigret to him. The story has been adapted to screen multiple times, including as the first episode of ''Series/{{Maigret|2016}}''.
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* ''The Man on the Eiffel Tower'' (1949, USA), starring Creator/CharlesLaughton.
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* ''The Man on the Eiffel Tower'' (1949, USA), starring Creator/CharlesLaughton.
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* The French film trilogy starring Albert Préjean:
** ''Signed, Picpus'' (1942)
** ''Cecile is Dead'' (1943)
** ''The Cellars of the Majestic'' (1944)
** ''Signed, Picpus'' (1942)
** ''Cecile is Dead'' (1943)
** ''The Cellars of the Majestic'' (1944)
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The unflappable ''bourgeois'' sleuth starred in 81 novels, 28 novellas and a number of short stories from 1931 to 1972, calmly smoking his pipe and using his knowledge of psychology and patient routine investigation to understand the motives of the people he investigated to solve his cases. As being part of the police implies, he's not a PrivateDetective, but his methods and the success of the book series and adaptations easily rival the genre's biggest names.
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The unflappable ''bourgeois'' sleuth starred in 81 novels, 28 novellas and a number of short stories from 1931 to 1972, calmly smoking his pipe and using his knowledge of psychology and patient routine investigation to understand the motives of the people he investigated to solve his cases. As being part of the police implies, he's not a PrivateDetective, but his methods and the success of the book series and adaptations easily rival the genre's biggest names.
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The unflappable ''bourgeois'' sleuth starred in 81 novels, 28 novellas and a number of short stories from 1931 to 1972, calmly smoking his pipe and using his knowledge of psychology and patient routine investigation to understand the motives of the people he investigated to solve his cases. As being part of the police implies, he's not a PrivateDetective, but his methods and the success of the book series and adaptations easily rival the genre's big biggest names.
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The unflappable ''bourgeois'' sleuth starred in 81 novels, 28 novellas and a number of short stories from 1931 to 1972, calmly smoking his pipe and using his knowledge of psychology and patient routine investigation to understand the motives of the people he investigated to solve his cases. \n As being part of the police implies, he's not a PrivateDetective, but his methods and the success of the book series and adaptations easily rival the genre's big names.
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* ShownTheirWork: The Bruno Cremer series boasted a near perfect recreation of the 1950s in ambience, fashion, technology and the like.
* TruerToTheText: The Bruno Cremer series was praised for sticking the closest to the character, whereas the Jean Richard version often deviated significantly.
* TruerToTheText: The Bruno Cremer series was praised for sticking the closest to the character, whereas the Jean Richard version often deviated significantly.
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* PsychologicalThriller: Simenon had a keen interest in human psychology, and it shows. Maigret looking behind his suspects' motivations often makes a large part of the plot.
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UsefulNotes/{{Paris}}ian [[UsefulNotes/LesCopsSportif Parisian police]] commissioner police commissioner]] Jules Maigret is Creator/GeorgesSimenon's most famous literary character, and a prime contender for the title of most famous fictional French [[GreatDetective detective]].
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* ''Maigret'' (1988 TV film, UK), starring Creator/RichardHarris.
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* ''Maigret'' (1988 TV film, UK), starring Creator/RichardHarris.
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[[UsefulNotes/LesCopsSportif Parisian police]] commissioner Jules Maigret is Creator/GeorgesSimenon's most famous character, and perhaps the most famous fictional French detective.[[GreatDetective detective]].
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* ''Maigret'' (1991-2005 series, France), starring Bruno Cremer. Second actor to have played the role the most, often considered as the definitive portrayal.
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* ''Maigret'' (1991-2005 series, France), starring Bruno Cremer.Creator/BrunoCremer. Second actor to have played the role the most, often considered as the definitive portrayal.
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* ''Maigret'' (1959-1963 series, UK), starring Rupert Davies.
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* ''Maigret und sein größter Fall'' (1966, West Germany), starring Heinz Rühmann.
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* ''The inquiries of the superintendent Maigret'' (1964-1972), starring Creator/GinoCervi.
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* ''The inquiries of the superintendent Maigret'' (1964-1972), (1964-1972 series, Italy), starring Creator/GinoCervi.
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* NiceHat: Maigret often wears a hat. In the first stories he wore a [[DashinglyDapperDerby bowler]], but then fashion changed, and he traded it for either a fedora or a trilby, and most adaptations followed suit.
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* NiceHat: Maigret often wears a hat. In the first stories he wore a [[DashinglyDapperDerby bowler]], but then fashion changed, and he traded it for either a fedora or a trilby, fedoras, and most adaptations followed suit.
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* ''Series/{{Maigret}}'' (2016-2018 series, UK), starring Creator/RowanAtkinson.
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* ''Series/{{Maigret}}'' ''Series/{{Maigret|2016}}'' (2016-2018 series, UK), starring Creator/RowanAtkinson.
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* SettingUpdate: The book series stretched from [[TheThirties 1930s]] to the early [[TheSeventies 1970s]], and Simenon made sure fashion and technology evolved accordingly. The preferred setting in most adaptations meanwhile is clearly the [[TheFifties 1950s]]. Particularly prominent in the Bruno Cremer and Rowan Atkinson series, which change the setting of early Maigret stories from the 1930s to the 1950s.
