Madame Irma
Madame Irma is a 2006 comedy French film directed by Didier Bourdon and Yves Fajnberge and starring Didier Bourdon and Pascal Légitimus.
Harry South
Harry South( 7 September 1929 – 12 March 1990) was an English jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, who later moved into work for film and television.
South was born in Fulham, London.
He came to prominence in the 1950s, subsequently playing with many of the on the British jazz scene of that decade, notably Joe Harriott, Dizzy Reece, Tony Crombie, and Tubby Hayes.
In 1954, he was in the Tony Crombie Orchestra, together with Dizzy Reece, Les Condon( trumpet), Joe Temperley, Sammy Walker( tenor saxes), Lennie Dawes( baritone sax), and Ashley Kozak( bass).
After returning from a 9- month stint in Calcutta, India, with the Ashley Kozak Quartet, he spent four years with the Dick Morrissey Quartet, where he both wrote and arranged material for their subsequent four albums.
He also formed his own jazz big band in 1966, featuring many of the finest jazz musicians and soloists in the UK such as Hayes, Dick Morrissey, Phil Seamen, Keith Christie, Ronnie Scott and Ian Carr, and recorded an album for Mercury Records.
In the mid-1960s, he began working with British rhythm& blues singer and organist Georgie Fame, recording the album" Sound Venture" together.
At that time he was also composing and arranging for Humphrey Lyttelton, Buddy Rich, Sarah Vaughan, and Jimmy Witherspoon.
He also worked as musical director to Annie Ross.
He later branched out into session work, writing themes for television and music libraries, including the theme tunes for the 1970s ITV police drama," The Sweeney The Chinese Detective", the BBC comedy series" Give us a Break" starring Robert Lindsay and Paul McGann, and the 1984 TV miniseries" Charlie", starring David Warner.
He also wrote the scores for the Pete Walker films" The Big Switch"( 1968)," School for Sex"( 1969) and" Four Dimensions of Greta"( 1972).
He is also credited with the arrangements for Emerson, Lake& Palmer's" Works Vol. 1"( 1977).
In 1981, he again arranged for Annie Ross and Georgie Fame in a collaboration on what was to be Hoagy Carmichael's last recording," In Hoagland".
He died on 12 March 1990 in Lambeth, London, aged 60.
In 2001, National Youth Jazz Orchestra released a dedicated CD in his honour entitled" Portraits- The Music of Harry South".
Ashley Kozak
Ashley Kozak (c.1930 – 2008) was a British jazz bassist, record producer and artists' manager, best known as having been Donovan's manager.
After working, and recording, with Tony Crombie and His Orchestra in 1954, together with leading UK-based jazz musicians such as Crombie, Dizzy Reece, Joe Temperley and Harry South, Kozak went on to join the Vic Ash Quartet which recorded with
Maxine Sullivan.
He later joined the Don Rendell Sextet (1954–55) and The Ivor and Basil Kirchin Band (1955–56), together with Stan Tracey, and later with the Basil Kirchin Small Band.
He would return to record with Tony Crombie in the late 1950s.
By 1962 he was leading his own quartet, which included Harry South and Dick Morrissey, and which spent several months in India.
Shortly after their return, Kozak started working as an executive at Brian Epstein's NEMS Enterprises as well as managing artists such as Shawn Phillips (1965–67), Donovan (1965 to May 1968), and the duo Michael-Claire (1968).
He produced Marc Brierley's second album for CBS Records "Hello" (1969), the band Clear Blue Sky (1970–71), and put together the band Tranquility, a “hybrid of pop, rock and English folk music” 1971 - 1974.
Kozak died in 2008.
Les Trois Frères, le retour
Les Trois Frères, le retour is a 2014 French film written, directed by and starring Didier Bourdon and Bernard Campan alongside their Les Inconnus partner Pascal Légitimus.
It is the sequel to the blockbuster film" Les Trois Frères".
Borden, Kent
Borden is a village and electoral ward situated immediately south west of Sittingbourne, Kent, from which it is separated by a small area of rural land.
The history of the name could be questioned.
It may be derived from bor( hill) and then either from denu( valley) or denn( woodland pasture).
It may also derive from" boarden", as it was known that the wild animals were found in the surrounding areas.
Borden was first recorded in the twelfth century as Bordena.
However it is more likely to stem from Sir Francis de Bourdon,( variations today also include Borden/ Burden/ Bourdon) who descended from the de Bourdons of Bayeux, in Normandy, France.
Francis de Bourdon became Lord of the existing castle and surrounding lands previously Lorded over by the Saxon Ethelwolf of Kent, who perished at Hastings, by William the Conqueror as a gift to his vassal after the great Norman victory in 1066 and at which time became known as Bourdon.
Over the next few generations the name had become more English to reflect the Saxon population and became known as Borden.
The church and churchyard, which still stands today, were commissioned around the year 1210 by the Lady Robergia de Bourdon,( the daughter of Elfrida of Kent who was granddaughter of the defeated Saxon Ethelwolf and of Sir Simon de Bourdon of Bourdon and grandson of the conquering Sir Francis de Bourdon, and the wife of Sir Francis de Bourdon), and contain the remains of the family's earliest- known members.
[ 2] The church and churchyard, which still stands today, were commissioned around the year 1210 by the Lady Robergia de Bourdon,( the daughter of Elfrida of Kent who was granddaughter of the defeated Saxon Ethelwolf and of Sir Simon de Bourdon of Bourdon and grandson of the conquering Sir Francis de Bourdon, and the wife of Sir Francis de Bourdon), and contain the remains of the family's earliest- known members.
The playstool is the delightfully idyllic name given to the village recreation ground and is the home ground of Borden Village FC.
The club play in the Kent County Football League and are known as' The Villagers'.
The village centre is clustered around the Grade I listed church, which is dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul and is at least eight hundred years old.
The Church of England primary school and the local inn( The Maypole) are also in the centre.
The Church of England primary school received an Ofsted overall effectiveness report of outstanding, after improving its reputation and teaching standards substantially over the last ten years.
Within the parish are several hamlets, including Heart's Delight, Chestnut Street and Oad Street.
Farming in the area is the main industry, although this has been in decline for many years due to the" scrubbing" of most of the cherry and other fruit orchards.
Borden also had a bell foundry and small ironmongers.
Today Borden is growing with new houses and has greater ties with Sittingbourne.
Many residents now commute to major towns or London to work.
Didier Bourdon
Didier Bourdon( born 23 January 1959) is a French Algerian- born actor, screenwriter and film director.
He first reached stardom in France when he created the comedic trio Les Inconnus with Bernard Campan and Pascal Légitimus, which was very popular throughout the 1990s.
Mary-Kate and Ashley: Sweet 16 – Licensed to Drive
Mary-Kate and Ashley: Sweet 16 - Licensed to Drive is a party video game released for the PS2 (November 20, 2002), Game Boy Advance (November 26, 2002), and GameCube (February 14, 2003).
All three versions were developed by n-Space and published by Club Acclaim.
It was the last addition to the Mary-Kate and Ashley video game franchise; although, another game, "Mary-Kate and Ashley in ACTION!", was to be released in 2003, but it was canceled.
Sun in Your Eyes
Sun in Your Eyes is a 1962 French romance film directed by Jacques Bourdon and starring Anna Karina.
The Bet (1997 film)
The Bet( French title:" Le Pari") is a 1997 film directed, about smoking cessation, written by and starring Didier Bourdon and Bernard Campan of the French comic trio Les Inconnus(" The Unknowns").
The Three Brothers (film)
The Three Brothers is a 1995 French comedy film written, directed by and starring Didier Bourdon and Bernard Campan alongside their Les Inconnus partner Pascal Légitimus.
The film won the award for Best Debut at the César Awards in 1996.

Question: Did Didier Bourdon and Ashley Kozak have the same nationality?
Answer: no