Candice Renoir

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Candice Renoir
StarringCécile Bois
Raphaël Lenglet


Nathalie Boutefeu
Country of originFrance
Original languageFrench
No. of seasons9
No. of episodes68
Production
Running time52 min
Release
Original networkFrance 2
Original release19 April 2013 (2013-04-19)

Candice Renoir is a French crime television series created by Solen Roy-Pagenault, Robin Barataud and Brigitte Peskine and is aired since 19 April 2013 on France 2.

Plot[]

Candice Renoir is a mother of four children. She has taken a ten year leave of absence from her job as a police detective in Paris and has spent this time as a stay-at-home mom, traveling with the family for her husband's jobs in, among others, the United States, Mexico and Singapore. After her marriage fails due to her husband's infidelity, Candice resumes her job as an investigator. She has called in favors and has landed the job of chief of the small BSU (Urban Security Brigade (Brigade de Sûreté Urbaine), criminal investigations division) of the Police Commissariat in Sète (Hérault), a Mediterranean seaside resort suburb of Montpellier. From the moment she arrives at the Police in Sète she is at odds with the local chief of police Commissary Yasmine Attia, as Candice's appointment was forced from the Police HQ in Paris, but also with Police Captain Dumas. Attia had promised Dumas the position of chief of the BSU and he acted in this assignment for a month, before Major Renoir's arrival sidelined him, relegating Dumas back to deputy, much to the frustration of the rest of the team. Renoir's ten year career gap has left some gaps in her knowledge of more recent police procedures, which initially lands her in trouble. In addition her bubbly personality and soft, at times motherly behavior, unconventional for a criminal police detective, makes her subordinates call her 'Barbie doll' behind her back, but her unique approach brings results and quickly earns her their respect.

Cast[]

Note that some officer ranks of the French National Police are styled after the French Army, but are unrelated as the employees are civil servants. To underline the difference these are sometimes translated into English as Police Major, Police Captain, Police Lieutenant (or alternatively Major of Police, Captain of Police, Lieutenant of Police) etc.

  • Cécile Bois : Police Major (Commandant de Police) Candice Renoir (season 1–; 58 Episodes)
  • Raphaël Lenglet : Police Captain (Capitaine de Police), from Season 6 Police Commissary (Commissaire de Police) Antoine Dumas (season 1–; 58 Episodes)
  •  : Police Lieutenant (Lieutenant de Police) Chrystelle Da Silva (seasons 1–5; 41 Episodes)
  •  : forensic technician Aline Jego (seasons 2–5; 34 Episodes)
  •  : Police Sergeant Major (Brigadier-Chef de Police) Mehdi Badhou (season 3–; 33 Episodes)
  •  : Emma Renoir (season 1–; 28 Episodes)
  •  : Jules Renoir (season 1–; 28 Episodes)
  •  : Léo Renoir (season 1–; 28 Episodes)
  •  : Martin Renoir (season 1–; 28 Episodes)
  •  : Police Commissary Yasmine Attia (seasons 1–3; 28 Episodes)
  • Nathalie Boutefeu : Police Major, from mid-season 4 Police Commissary Sylvie Leclerc (season 4–; 26 Episodes)
  •  : Police Major (BRI) David Canovas (seasons 2–4; guest: season 5; 25 Episodes)
  • Mhamed Arezki : Police Sergeant Major Jean-Baptiste Medjaoui (seasons 1–2; guest: season 3; 20 Episodes)
  •  : Police Lieutenant Valentine Atger (season 5–; 17 Episodes)
  • Arnaud Giovaninetti : Laurent Renoir (recurring: seasons 1–2; guest: season 6; 13 Episodes)
  • Alexandre Varga : Hervé Mazzani (seasons 1–2; guest: season 5; 12 Episodes)
  •  : forensic technician Pascale Ibarruri (seasons 1–2; 10 Episodes)
  •  : Police Lieutenant, from Season 6 Police Captain Armand Marquez (8 Episodes)
  •  : Laurette (8 Episodes)
  •  : Max Francazal (6 Episodes)
  •  : Franck Davenne (season 6; 5 Episodes)
  •  : Attorney Maurel (5 Episodes)
  •  : Thomas Hérédia (4 Episodes)
  •  : Benoît (4 Episodes)
  • Raphaëlle Boitel : Audrey Medjaoui (4 Episodes)
  •  : Phil (3 Episodes)
  • Philippe Duquesne : Albert Maruval (3 Episodes)

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International broadcasts[]

In 2020 Polish commercial television channel Polsat started production of their own version of "Candice Renoir" called "Komisarz Mama".[1]

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