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   The character of Michel Ardan, the French member of the party in the novel, was inspired by the real-life photographer Félix Nadar.

   • Author: Jules Verne

   • Publish Year: 1865

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   Khatchik Hovsep Kazazian dit Michel Ardan, né le 20 septembre 1920 à Constantinople ( Empire ottoman) et mort le 9 mai 1979 dans le 14e arrondissement de Paris 1, est un acteur, auteur, réalisateur et producteur de cinéma français. Il est le père du producteur Christian Ardan.

   • Nationalité: Française

   • Nom de naissance: Khatchik Hovsep Kazazian

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   Michel Ardan (1920-1979) was a French comedian and filmmaker, known for his roles in Les bidasses en vadrouille, La grande nouba and Classe Tous Risques. He was born in Istanbul, Turkey and died in Paris, France.

   • Occupation: Actor, Producer, Writer
   • Birth Date: September 20, 1920

   • Author: Michel Ardan
   • Death Date: May 9, 1979

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   Given that Jules Verne is French, it's no surprise that he made a Frenchman—Michel Ardan—the character with the most swag in From the Earth to the Moon. Basically, Ardan is depicted as the coolest dude on the planet.

6. www.goodreads.com › book › showFrom the Earth to the Moon and 'Round the Moon - Goodreads

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   The novel picks up right where From the Earth to the Moon left off, with Impey Barbicane, Captain Nicholl, and Michel Ardan blasting off in their projectile in hopes of reaching the moon. They all manage to survive the launch and settle in for a four day journey to the lunar surface.

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   Michel Ardan. Given that Jules Verne is French, it's no surprise that he made a Frenchman—Michel Ardan—the character with the most swag in From the Earth to the Moon.Basically, Ardan is depicted as the coole...

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   Is Michel Ardan dead or still alive?

   • Michel Ardan was born on 20 September 1920 in Constantinople, Ottoman Empire [now Istanbul, Turkey]. He was an actor and producer, known for Les bidasses en vadrouille (1979), La grande nouba (1974) and Classe Tous Risques (1960). He died on 9 May 1979 in Paris, France. Michel Ardan. Producer: Les bidasses en vadrouille.

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   What did Michel Ardan say?

   • cried Michel Ardan, "on to the moon?" "On to the earth!" "The devil!" exclaimed Michel Ardan, adding philosophically, "well, when we came into this projectile we were very doubtful as to the ease with which we should get out of it!" And now this fearful fall had begun. The speed retained had borne the projectile beyond the dead point.

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   What happened to Michel Ardan?

   • That same day all America heard of the affair of Captain Nicholl and President Barbicane, as well as its singular denouement . From that day forth, Michel Ardan had not one moment's rest. Deputations from all corners of the Union harassed him without cessation or intermission. He was compelled to receive them all, whether he would or no.

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   What did Michel Ardan see?

   • Michel Ardan was watching near the president, when he noticed long white lines, vividly lighted up by the direct rays of the sun. It was a succession of luminous furrows, very different from the radiation of Copernicus not long before; they ran parallel with each other.

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   What happened to Michel Ardan & Barbicane?

   • As ten o'clock struck, Michel Ardan, Barbicane, and Nicholl, took leave of the numerous friends they were leaving on the earth. The two dogs, destined to propagate the canine race on the lunar continents, were already shut up in the projectile.

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   What did Michel Ardan say in the name of the projectile?

   • "In the name of the projectile!" exclaimed Michel Ardan, jumping as if it was already on the point of striking the terrestrial globe. "And we shall fall back upon the earth!" THE COLD OF SPACE. This revelation came like a thunderbolt. Who could have expected such an error in calculation? Barbicane would not believe it.

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   Nov 24, 2013 · At three o'clock Michel Ardan made his appearance, accompanied by the principal members of the Gun Club. He was supported on his right by President Barbicane, and on his left by J. T. Maston, more radiant than the midday sun and nearly as ruddy. Ardan mounted a platform, from the top of which his view extended over a sea of black hats.