It is there he met some of his future colleagues: Maurice de Bevere ( Morris, creator of Lucky Luke ), Pierre Culliford ( Peyo, creator of the Smurfs ), and Eddy Paape.

He appeared in the late 1960s in a gag on Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in as a French ventriloquist named Lucky Pierre, who has the misfortune of having his elderly dummy die of a heart attack in the middle of his act.

The first site in Regina used for flying was the infield at Regina Exhibition Park's horse race track, where visiting barnstormer " Lucky Bob " St. Pierre ( a Nebraskan whose real name was " Shaeffer " or " Shaffer ") flew a Curtiss Model D biplane in August, 1911.

In keeping with the theme of sexual allusion ( see arab strap ( sexual device )), Moffat records as a solo artist under the name Lucky Pierre ( later changed to L Pierre ) – slang for the man in the middle of a gay threesome.

* Lucky Pierre ( Ronny Graham )-Pierre ( Robert Clary ), Reporter and Chorus

Lucky Pierre may refer to:

* The Adventures of Lucky Pierre, a 1961 nudie cutie-sexploitation film

* Lucky Pierre, an American band fronted by Kevin McMahon ( musician ) and including one-time member Trent Reznor

* retired NHL player Pierre " Lucky Pierre " Larouche

* " Lucky Pierre ", a song in Act I of Leonard Sillman's Broadway musical New Faces of 1952

* The lead character in Eric Rohmer's The Sign of Leo ( original French title: ' Le Signe du lion ', 1959 ) refers to himself as ' Lucky Pierre ' early on in the film.

* Lucky Pierre, a character who appeared in one episode of Batman ( 1960s TV series ); portrayed by Pierre Salinger, Lucky Pierre defended The Joker and Catwoman

and Pierre Canavese who had been previously deported from the U. S. to Italy but had subsequently entered Cuba by means of a fraudulent passport and was closely associated with Lucky Luciano

It was there that she was broadcast on French television in a performance with Lucky Thompson, Pierre Michelot and Kenny Clarke.

Kevin Michael McMahon ( born September 21, 1953 in Cleveland, Ohio ) is a musician, singer, and songwriter for the long-standing bands Lucky Pierre and Prick.

McMahon began recording with his pop group Lucky Pierre in 1974, releasing a number of vinyl singles though 1981.

Lucky Pierre initially consisted of: John Guciardo-Lead Guitar, Brian Dempsey-Drums, Dennis DeVito-Bass and McMahon on Guitar & Lead Vocals.

: For other people with the same name, see Pierre Berton ( disambiguation ).

* Pierre Caille ( disambiguation )

* Pierre Levasseur ( disambiguation )

* Pierre ( disambiguation )

* Pierre Brunet ( disambiguation )

* Pierre Berton ( disambiguation )