René Lévesque Season 1 • TV Show
René Lévesque • TV Show • Rating 5.7 out of 10
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Are there new episodes of René Lévesque coming?
René Lévesque is marked as an ended series, with its final episode airing on September 21, 2006. At this time there are no new seasons or episodes announced, so the release radar for this show is effectively closed unless a revival or spin-off is announced. When the next release does arrive, it is expected to carry the same content rating of 14+ (CA), which can influence when it airs on different providers and platforms.
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cast
Cast and creators of René Lévesque
The main cast includes Gilles Renaud, Frank Schorpion and Emmanuel Bilodeau. Behind the scenes, it is directed by Giles Walker.
Gilles Renaud
as Jean Lesage
Frank Schorpion
as Eric Kirerans
Emmanuel Bilodeau
as René Lévesque
Pascale Bussières
as Louise L'Heureux
Roc LaFortune
as Gérard Pelletier
Tony Conte
as Pierre Laporte
Dan Bigras
as Johnny Rougeau
Pierre Gendron
as Pierre Élliot Trudeau
Yves Jacques
as Doris Lussier
Pierre Leblanc
as Paul Gérin-Lajoie
Évelyne Rompré
as Marie Lalonde
Roger Léger
as Jean Marchand
Roxan Bourdelais
as Pierre Lévesque
Patrice Godin
as Jacques Parizeau
Arthur Holden
as George Marler
Martin Thibaudeau
as Philippe Amyot
Eva Portelance
as Suzanne Lévesque 9-12 ans
Marie Tifo
as Diane Dionne Lévesque
Vincent Bilodeau
as Georges-Émile Lapalme
Philip Gamache
as Claude Lévesque 13-20 ans
Lucas Richard-Gérard
as Pierre Lévesque 15-22 ans
Sophie Bourgeois
as Alice Amyot
Laurent-Christophe De Ruelle
as Claude Lévesque 8-11 ans
Normand Bissonnette
as André Rousseau
Jean Ricard
as René Hamel
Vincent Riendeau
as René Lévesque 7 ans
Lucie Laurier
as Corinne Côté-Lévesque
Jacques Lussier
as Jean-Rock Boivin
Benoît Brière
as Arsène Gagné
Sophie Naubert
as Suzanne Lévesque 4-5 ans
Pierre Brassard
as Robert Bourassa
François Chénier
as Claude Charron
Julie La Rochelle
as Danielle
Michel Albert Côté
as Marc Brière
Vincent Leclerc
as Michel Bélanger
Richard Robitaille
as Pierre O'Neill
Michel-André Cardin
as Claude Ryan
Chanel Petit
as Frances Le Grand
Luc-Martial Dagenais
as Journaliste Parlement #1/Journaliste #1
Jean-Jacques Blanchet
as Commentateur
Stéphan Côté
as Journaliste Parlement #2/Journaliste #2
Joseph Bellerose
as Lionel Bertrand
Yves Simard
as Président Assemblée
Jean-Guy Poulin
as Serveur #1/Serveur
Gilles Moffet
as Richard Hyde
Jacqueline Kennedy
as Elle-même (images d'archives)
Robert F. Kennedy
as Lui-même (images d'archives)
Charles de Gaulle
as Lui-même (images d'archives)
Dominique Desrochers
as Politicien
Danny Gilmore
as Claude Sylvestre
Geneviève Désilets
as Rita Martel
Geneviève Brouillette
as Denise Pelletier
Pierre Paquette
as François Aquin
Pierre Collin
as Détective Lebrun
Daniel Gadouas
as Azellus Denis
Thomas Graton
as Chauffeur de taxi
Patrice Bissonnette
as Journaliste congrès #1
Nathalie Breuer
as Hélène Pilotte
Dino Tavarone
as Tailleur Andolini
Vlasta Vrana
as Michael Starr
Sonia Vigneault
as Alec Pelletier
Stéphane Blanchette
as Journaliste #1
Jean-Marc Dalphond
as Fernand
Alain Cadieux
as Commentateur
Manon Gauthier
as Ménagère
Lisette Guertin
as Religieuse
Stéphane Brodeur
as Brute
Serge Bonin
as Éric Gourdeau
Erik Duhamel
as Caméraman
Jacques Rougeau
as Partenaire de lutte
James Bradford
as M. Fynlanson
Gaston Caron
as Ouvrier
Alexandre Fortin
as Étudiant
Alex Bisping
as Jean-Noël Tremblay
Noel Burton
as M. Halsey
Nathalie Cavezzali
as Femme italienne
Sylvain G. Bissonnette
as Irénée Lapierre
Guy Sprung
as Professeur
Frank Fontaine
as M. Brittain
Eloi Archambaudoin
as Prêtre
Yvon Roy
as Ouvrier
Larry Day
as John Starnes
Robert Vézina
as Photographe
Marie-Josée Godin
as Serveuse
Émy Fleury
as Suzanne Lévesque 2 ans
Marie-Christine Perreault
as Madame Lalonde
Danielle Godin
as Infirmière
Olivier Lessard
as Gérard Philipe
Kathleen Fee
as Femme#1
Maxime Leclerc-Michon
as Étudiant #1
Serge Patry
as Tavernier
Danyel Lee
as Neveu de Marc Brière
Masyn Poirier
as Bébé
Julian Casey
as Journaliste
Michel Goyette
as Pierre Bourgault
Bonfield Marcoux
as Directeur orphelinat
Linda Sauvé
as Fermière
Marie-Chantal Renaud
as Femme fan #1
Vincent-Guillaume Otis
as Paul Rose
Neil Kroetsch
as Mitchell Sharp
Al Vandecruys
as Jack Fuller
Serge Christianssens
as Eugène Poirier
Mark Walker
as Pierre Breton
Brigitte Lépine
as Femme fan #2
Jean Pearson
as Journaliste congrès #2
Ian Finlay
as Animateur
Luc Morissette
as Mark Drouin
Sylvain Rocheleau
as Policier municipal
André Beauchamp
as Jérôme Choquette
Lynne Adams
as Femme #2
Laurent Imbault
as Camille Laurin
Philippe Lambert
as Daniel Johnson
André Delage
as Président du congrès
Éric Perreault
as Policier provincial
Pierre Lenoir
as André Marier
Caroline Desmarais
as Aline
Jean-Guy Legault
as André Milot
Onil Melançon
as Ouvrier
Daniel Marcoux
as Journaliste #2
André Champagne
as Robert Cliche
Marc Denis
as Annonceur
Renee Madeline Le Guerrier
as Secrétaire du ministère
Richard Champagne
as Policier municipal
Stephen Spreekmeester
as Journaliste #1
Guillaume Champoux
as Pierre Clément
Louise Hélène Lacasse
as Femme au congrès #1
Marie-Claude Sabourin
as Femme au congrès #2
Dominic Desjardins
as Pierre F. Côté
Éric Mastrocola
as Lutteur
Pascal Patenaude
as Étudiant #2
Gilbert Comtois
as M. Larouche
Sylvie Martel
as Épouse de Johnny Rougeau
Matthew Gagnon
as Étudiant #3
Terence Bowman
as Journaliste #2
Denis Michaud
as Marc-André Bédard
Françoise Lemaître-Auger
as Bénévole surveillant élection
Renée Girard
as Femme mourante
Danielle Desormeaux
as Dame bien mise
Jane Wheeler
as Épouse d'Eric Kierans
Karine Beauchamp
as Andrée Bourassa
Caroline Sirois
as Fille mère
Philippe Patton
as Serveur #2
Angélie Bourgeois-Pelletier
as Orpheline
Daniel Richard Giverin
as Animateur
Carl Hennebert-Faulkner
as Adolescent
Yves Fortin
as Maître d'hôtel
Réal Huot
as Photographe
Richard Barrette
as Directeur hospice
Garth Gilker
as Ballot Scrutinizer
André Nadeau
as Felquiste