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Yves Brunier, One of Casimir's Fathers and Interpreter, Died

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"His irreverent humour and his poetic impertinence continue to accompany us," he said on Tuesday in a press release to the AFP his children, following his death in Créteil. From 1974 to 1982 and for almost 1,000 episodes, Casimir, the "kind monster", enchanted ORTF, France 3, then TF1 with his bounced silhouette (157 cm of waist circumference), his faceties and his favorite dish, the gloubi-boulga. Created with Christophe Izard, designer of yout…

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"His irreverent humour and his poetic impertinence continue to accompany us," he said on Tuesday in a press release to the AFP his children, following his death in Créteil. From 1974 to 1982 and for almost 1,000 episodes, Casimir, the "kind monster", enchanted ORTF, France 3, then TF1 with his bounced silhouette (157 cm of waist circumference), his faceties and his favorite dish, the gloubi-boulga. Created with Christophe Izard, designer of yout…

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The actor and puppeteer Yves Brunier, who lent his voice and body to the cult character of "The Island for Children", died at the age of 85 Yves Brunier, co-creator and performer of the

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Casimir was the star character of "L'Île aux enfants" on television in the 1970s and 1980s. His interpreter Yves Brunier died at the age of 85. His children announced the sad news.

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Yves Brunier, co-creator and interpreter of Casimir, the famous orange dinosaur of "L'Île aux enfants", died at the age of 85.

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For eight years, from 1974 to 1982, the orange dinosaur and its glubi-boulga enchanted the late afternoon of the young viewers in "Ile aux enfants".

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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