Michel Robbe (born 3 June 1946) is a French film and theater

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and

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. Robbe began his career by working in restaurants. He was first an actor (''Circulez, y'a rien à voir'', ''Bête mais discipliné''), then went on to host '' Wheel of Fortune'' (''La Roue de la Fortune'') on

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, as well as '' Break the Bank'' (''La Porte Magique'') in 1987 on

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and ''En route pour l'aventure'', a program for children on the same channel. He also played the role of Nans le Berger in the series directed by Roland Bernard, brother of Jean-Paul Rouland and

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. He also played the role of Jean-Paul in the series ''Les Vacances de l'amour'', and that of Armand Denardin in the series ''Cinq Sœurs''."Michel Robbe dans le rôle de DE NARDIN Armand", ''Cinq Sœurs'
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Retrieved June 11, 2009

Theater

* 1971: ''La Nuit des rois'' by

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, Théâtre de l'Ouest Parisien * 1972: ''Le Cid'' by

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, Théâtre de la Ville * 1975: ''Tutti-Frutti'' by Francis Perrin,

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* 1981: ''Le Jardin d'Eponine'' by

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, Gérard Vergez, Comédie des Champs-Élysées

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Robbe, Michel 1946 births Living people French male film actors French television presenters