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Marcel Theroux: a family affair

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Writer and producer Marcel Theroux is in the studio to talk blood rivalry, climate change and science fiction. But first, a Paris show looks back at the fairytale career and troubled life of international star Romy Schneider. Also, France's state of the art World War I museum prepares to unveil its mysteries.

CULTURE
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12/10/2009 - Culture

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09/10/2009 - CULTURE

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