Diva, voyante..comment les femmes de Tintin sont-elles entrées dans nos vies ? (14 novembre 2016)

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Peu nombreuses dans les premiers rôles, les femmes des aventures de Tintin n’en sont pas moins des personnages qui ont fasciné les lecteurs. Pourvues de caractères forts et des dons exceptionnels, elles ont marqué l’imaginaire collectif. Et la Castafiore, plus qu’un être de papier, n’est-elle pas une véritable légende vivante ? Avec Albert Algoud, humoriste, animateur de radio et de télévision, François Rivière, écrivain et critique, biographe d’Hergé, et Ariane Valadié, journaliste et écrivain. Modération Arnaud Laporte, animateur et producteur à France Culture

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