#Tintin et le Lac aux Requins

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Tintin and the Lake of Sharks (1972)

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Tintin et le lac aux requins (1972)

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Tintin et le Lac aux Requins (1972)

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Tintin adaptations throughout the years

The Adventures of Tintin have been adapted more than a dozen times into several different media, including radio, movie, television, theater, and video games. Most of these adaptations are based on the original 23 comics:

*Not included due to lack of information Radio Luxembourg radio play (1956-1961) - French Radio-Canada radio play (1962-1965?) - French

The most popular books to adapt have been The Secret of the Unicorn, Red Rackham’s Treasure, The Seven Crystal Balls, and Prisoners of the Sun (with ten adaptations each), while Tintin in the Land of the Soviets (with zero adaptations) and Tintin in Congo (with only two) have been the least popular. There have also been no adaptations of Tintin and Alph-Art. It’s interesting to note that the Swedish radio play also adapted Tintin and the Lake of Sharks, despite it not being one of the official books of the series.

The languages on the table indicate the original language the adaptation came out in; however in some were also made available in other languages as well. This is the case with the TV shows, movies (except the one from 1947), and video games.

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There have also been other Tintin adaptations not based on original comics that were either approved or tolerated by Hergé and Moulinsart/Tintinimaginatio (links may lead to French sites when English is not available):

Movies

Tintin et le mystère de la Toison d’Or (1961) - French

Tintin et les oranges bleues (1964) - French

Tintin et le lac aux requins (1972) - French

Plays

Tintin aux Indes : Le Mystère du diamant bleu (1941) - French

Monsieur Boullock a disparu (1941) - French

Books and short stories

Dupont et Dupond, détectives (1943) - French

Tintin et Milou chez les Toreadors (1947) - French

Tintin in the New World: A Romance (1993) - English

All three movies have had books made, though only Tintin and the Lake of Sharks was adapted into an official comic. The 2011 movie was also adapted as a novel.

The plays and the short story  Tintin et Milou chez les Toreadors have seemingly been lost to time, so all that remains are summaries online and the occasional photo.

Interestingly, the first adaptations date back to 1941, but it isn’t until 1947 that the first adaptation of one of the comics is made. Since Hergé’s death, only one adaptation not based on the original comics has been published, and only because it received his approval before his death.

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Vachement le moment de se retrouver avec le générique de Tintin et le lac aux requins coincé dans la tête (pourquoi ????)

Je veux juste dormir en fait 🥲

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tch, people taking liberties with subtitles again

watching Tintin et le lac aux requins and where the police captain swears "par Saint Vladimir!" (the patron Saint of Syldavia we believe), the subs say "by the great horn spoon!" which what?

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The main theme for Tintin et le Lac aux Requins didn’t need to go as hard as it did, but I’m glad for it~ 🦈

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Tintin et le Lac aux requins (1972)

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#tintin #1972 TINTIN ET LE LAC AUX REQUINS COMPLET EN FRANCAIS (1972) ...

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208. Tintin and the Lake of Sharks (1972)

6/10

The animation in this Tintin movie isn't bad, the writing is fairly clever, and in the first twenty minutes there was one song that I thought was pretty good, though the voice actor was not a good singer. The acting is actually the worst part of this movie (my copy was dubbed into English.) The voices aren't quite right, and they use bad takes frequently. Other than that, it is definitely watchable.

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Tintin and the Lake of Sharks (1972)

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Tintin et le Lac aux Requins

Raymond Leblanc Belgium & France, 1972

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Tintin x Rastapopoulos ~ Rastin ~

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Today’s animated film is: “Tintin and the Lake of Sharks” (1972)

“Tintin is sent to guard an absent-minded professor in a Balkan country, but a local criminal tries to lure him away by kidnapping two children. The professor, however, has invented a machine that can duplicate anything.”

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Tintin et le Lac aux Requins promotional stickers, 1973

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Tintin and the Lake of Sharks (Tintin et le lac aux requins) Director: Raymond Leblanc | Studio: Belvision | Belgium, 1972 Watch the full film on YouTube