Ardisson

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Ardisson is a European surname.

People with the surname

Alexandra Valetta-Ardisson (born 1976), French politician
Edmond Ardisson (1904–1983), French actor
George Ardisson (1931–2014), Italian actor
Thierry Ardisson (born 1949), French television producer and host
Victor Ardisson (1872–1944), French grave robber

See also

Ardissone

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