Talk:Daniel Odier

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[edit] Notability

I don't understand how the guy who wrote the book that became the movie "Diva" can't be considered notable. The movie is quite famous. It appears the fellow is a reasonably famous author -- a number of his books seem to be available through purchase through Amazon and similar outlets. Perhaps he is less famous in the US than in France but that doesn't seem like a reason to exclude him. --Pmetzger 00:37, 18 November 2006 (UTC)

Having confirmed that Mr. Odier is actually a famous person, I've removed the "should we delete this because this person is not famous enough" markings, cleaned up the page a bit, renamed it, etc. --Pmetzger 01:53, 18 November 2006 (UTC)

One last thing: there is an extensive page on the French wikipedia about Odier. Someone with enough time and energy might want to translate it. --Pmetzger 01:54, 18 November 2006 (UTC)