Years active 1968–present Role Journalist | Name Georges Pernoud Spouse Monique Pernoud (m. 1973) | |
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Full Name Georges Alexis Pernoud Born 11 August 1947 (age 76) ( 1947-08-11 ) Rabat, Morocco Occupation Journalist, television presenter, television producer Notable credit(s) Thalassa (1980–present) Television FR3 (1975–92)
France 3 (1992–present) Similar People Regine Pernoud, Laurent Bignolas, Sabine Quindou, William Leymergie, Laurence Pernoud | ||
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Georges Alexis Pernoud (born 11 August 1947) is a French journalist, television presenter and television producer. He is known for presenting his television documentary Thalassa since 1980, created in 1975 and dedicated to the sea.
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- Tom villa m me mamie connait georges pernoud
- Georges pernoud journaliste producteur thalassa
- Life and career
- References
Georges pernoud journaliste producteur thalassa
Life and career
Georges Pernoud was born in a family of journalists, from his father Georges and one of his uncles Rene. His aunts are the historian Regine Pernoud and the literature director Laurence Pernoud.
He began his career as a camera operator at the ORTF in 1968. He participated at two expiditions of Haroun Tazieff in Congo at the volcanic crater of Nyiragongo and in Ethiopia on the plain of Dallol. In 1973, his participation at the nautic race of Whitbread between Portsmouth and Cape Town reveales his passion for the sea and the nautic world.
He proposes on 4 June 1975 the project for Thalassa, a weekly documentary dedicated to the sea, which is accepted two days later. The first episode of thirty minutes is recorded in Marseille and broadcast on 27 September 1975 on FR3 and first on voice-over. He then became the presenter of Thalassa in 1980, and has since presented the program every Friday evening on France 3. Since February 1990, he created and produces the documentary program Faut pas rever dedicated to discovery of the world, as well as other documentaries for France 3.