- Original release
- Previous episode S10E12 - 3 MYSTÈRES IRRÉSOLUS de PARIS
- Number S10E13
- Country United States
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Last update
15 septembre 2024 - 12:07
on 11 databases -
10 MYSTÈRES IRRÉSOLUS de KAAMELOTT
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Merci à @Sy_Play pour les voix-off, à Clémence pour avoir porté le masque de MJ, à Fleckaben pour l'armure de Lancelot verte (https://twitter.com/FLECKABEN) et à Xoune pour tu sais quoi.
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? Quelques liens intéressants et sources :
Hot Ones : https://youtu.be/YyalpipMTO0?si=yOlqpliOdw_hWodf
Ciné Concert : https://youtu.be/IqUI5-wwcSA?si=C7mfhGRi-BVIrPsO
Kaamelott Store : https://kaamelott.store/
Interview sur Excalibur : https://www.allocine.fr/article/fichearticle_gen_carticle=18707548.html
Interview sur le Père Blaise : https://hitek.fr/actualite/kaamelott-premier-volet-alexandre-astier-arthur-pere-blaise-cinema-film_31861
Interview sur le costume de Lancelot : http://capitainecinemaxx.fr/2021/08/01/kaamelott-premier-volet-entretien-exclusif-avec-la-costumiere-du-film-marylin-fitoussi-avec-ce-costume-lancelot-disparait-derriere-tout-le-charisme-et-le-panache-dun/
? Crédits musiques :
'The Black Waltz' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
The Pretender : https://youtu.be/DfYo2pXt5Uo?si=cKmqrc9FUm2ti3nv
KV1 Soundtrack de Alexandre Lamia : https://youtu.be/ChnarChSc60?si=1wxysBK3W3wM-q3i
Nightingale : https://youtu.be/6BlfHeist6w?si=WTj-oMnfquqniDaA
Abyss : https://youtu.be/I0HOZ-Z0LYA?si=l2HFZ6jO6y5xFQpT
Little Nightmares : https://youtu.be/OEkWB3Xv0gk?si=YcoFm0GLB2lHQOlO
Damnit : https://youtu.be/JpQRxmPUirk?si=TvfAkfM2Jad4cj-8
Kaamelott Themes de Alexandre Lamia : https://youtu.be/28p1RArVPno?si=26l50TL7_YRyCfXH
Diary of Jane : https://youtu.be/Wu81wvRqOJY?si=aHjkDn_1kwffaN1I
Ultra Instinct : https://youtu.be/FOIRQB1DwZs?si=rR4nB2E4_ZJLl70I
Leo Magnus Rex : https://youtu.be/ahhwz5kUe9A?si=T-fR6CH3SDx01XJB
Kaamelott Cover de Kevin Queille :https://youtu.be/HY-grCYl4Xk?si=942IWE3SEGI9Arr1
? Sommaire de la vidéo :
00:00 - Collaboration Emma
01:23 - Introduction
02:04 - Les Origines de Perceval
04:09 - La Nature du Graal
05:52 - L'Infécondité d'Arthur
07:47 - Méléagant
09:42 - Le Fantôme de Pendragon
11:32 - Excalibur Noire & les Dieux
13:23 - Aconia
15:10 - La Trahison du Père Blaise
16:41 - L'Armure de Lancelot
18:31 - Les personnages disparus
20:27 - Conclusion
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