François Frapier
M. Corti
Clémentine Poidatz
Lou
Clémentine Célarié
Edwige
Clément Sibony
Vincent
Christophe Odent
Hamelin
Michel Bompoil
Xavier Costes
François Marthouret
Sagnens
Romain Deroo
Paul Liaret
David Birgé-Cotte
Garçon Corti 8 ans
Stéphane Boucher
Collard
Les enfants d'Orion is a crime, sci-fi & fantasy series that first aired in 2008. Created by Patrick Laurent, it stars François Frapier, Clémentine Poidatz, Clémentine Célarié.
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