Encyclopedia of French Film Directors

Crimes en Série (episode “Le Silence du Scarabée”;
also co-screenwriter, co-adapter, codialogist)
1999 Crimes en Série (episodes “Double Spirale,”
“Nature morte”)
2000 Crimes en Série (episodes “Variations mortelles,”
also co-dialogist, “Histoires d’Amour,”
also co-adapter, co-dialogist)
2001 Crimes en Série (episode “Le Disciple”)
2002 Crimes en Série (episodes “Le Voyeur,” also
co-adapter, co-dialogist, “La Pêcheresse,” also
co-screenwriter, co-dialogist)
2003 Crimes en Série (episode “Asphalte rouge”)
2005 Nom de Code: D.P. (2 90')
Un Jeu dangereux (also co-screenwriter, codialogist)
2007 La Légende des 3 Clefs (3 90'; also coscreenwriter,
co-dialogist; France / Belgium)
DEYRIÈS, BERNARD (Tours, Indre-et-Loire,
France–)
Having trained at the Ecole Brassart in Tours (recently
he has become the main teacher and the director
of the school), he published his fi rst drawings
in such fanzines as Choc and Public-Choc. He made his
professional debut with Jean Chalopin in 1974 shooting
commercials.
Filmography
1985 Here Comes the Littles (animation; USA / Luxembourg)
Rainbow and the Star Stealer (co-director with
Kilio Yabuki; USA / Japan)
1987 Les Minipouss (animation)
2001 Petit Potam (animation; co-director with Christian
Choquet)
Television Filmography
1981 Ulysse 31 / Uchû densetsu Ulysses 31 (animation;
26 25'; co-director only; also coscreenwriter,
producer, designer; France /
Japan)
1982 Les Mystérieuses Cités d’Or / Taiyô no ko Esteban
/ UK: Esteban: The Child of the Sun /
USA: The Mysterious Cities of Gold / Esteban
and the Seven Cities of Gold (animation; 39
20'; also co-screenwriter; France / Japan /
Luxembourg)
1983 The Littles (animation; episodes “Beware of
Hunter!,” “The Lost City of the Littles,” “The
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Big Scare,” “Lights . . . Camera . . . Littles!,”
“Spirits of the Night,” “The Little Winner,” “A
Big Cure for a Little Illness,” “The Rats Are
Coming!,” “A Little Fairy Tale,” “Prescription
for Disaster,” “The Little Scouts,” “A Little
Gold . . . a Lot of Trouble,” “Dinky’s Doomsday
Pizza”; USA)
Inspector Gadget / Inspecteur Gadget (episode
“Gadget in Winterland”; USA / France /
Canada)
1984 Pole Position (animation; 13 30'; USA)
The Littles (animation; episodes “Looking for
Grandma Little,” “Every Little Vote Counts,”
“The Forest Littles,” “The Littles’ Halloween,”
“The Little Babysitters,” “A Little Rock and
Roll,” “The Little Amazon Queen,” “The Little
Girl Who Could”; USA)
1985 Kissyfur (animation; co-director with Marija
Miletic Dail; USA)
Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors / Jayce et les
Conquérants de la Lumière (animation; codirector
only)
Rainbow Brite / Blondine au Pays de l’Arc-en-Ciel
/ Mahô shôjo Rainbow Brite (animation; 13
30'; USA / France)
MASK / Mobile Armored Strike Command
(animation; co-director with Bruno Bianchi;
France / Canada / Japan)
The Littles (animation; episodes “Deadly Jewels,”
“The Wrong Stuff,” “When Irish Eyes
Are Smiling,” “Ben Dinky,” “For the Birds,”
“The Twins,” “Tut the Second,” “Just a Little
Drunk”; USA)
1986 Poppies / Poporuzu (animation; co-director
only; France / USA / Japan)
ABC Weekend Specials (animation; episodes
“Liberty and the Littles,” “The Kingdom
Chums: Little David’s Adventure”; USA)
1987 Barbie and the Rockers: Out of This World (animation;
co-director with Bill Dubay; USA)
Lady Lovelocks and the Pixietails (animation; 10
22'; co-director only; USA)
1990 Sophie et Virginie / Sophie and Virginia (animation;
56 22'; co-director with Pascal Morelli;
France / USA)
1992 Omer et le Fils de l’Etoile (animation; co-director
with Frédéric Koskas)
1993 Conan: The Adventurer (animation; co-director
with Ghislain Cloquet; episodes “Curse of
Axh’oon,” “Tribal Warfare”; USA)