Christophe Riandee (born Febrary 5, 1968) is a French producer, known as the producer of Narcos, Hannibal and Hemlock Grove as well as many other TV series. Christophe Riandee joined Gaumont in 2003, of which he is now Deputy Chief Executive Officer. Under his leadership, the Television division was created in 2010 to produce mainly US series for international markets. He is known for using successfully the «straight to series » model approach with networks. With offices in Los Angeles and Paris, Gaumont Television has produced three seasons of Narcos (twice nominated at the Golden Globes), two seasons of F is For Family and three seasons of Hemlock Grove for Netflix as well as three seasons of Hannibal for NBC, The Art of Crime for France 2, Glacé for M6 and Nox for Canal Plus.

Christophe Riandee (Gaumont) is soon to produce the series « 8 », based on the Stephen King novel « N ».

Christophe Riandee (Gaumont) and French production banner Cinetévé are teaming up to develop and produce "Le clan Bonaparte," a historical drama series about the Bonaparte family, as well as the rise and fall of the widely ambitious Napoleon.

Christophe Riandee (Gaumont) has signed a first-look TV deal with Oscar-nominated screenwriter, director and producer J.C. Chandor, whose credits include "Margin Call," "All Is Lost" and "A Most Violent Year."

Christophe Riandee (Gaumont) has signed a first-look deal with Christopher McQuarrie, the director, co-writer and co-producer of "Mission: Impossible 6," and his producing partner and wife, Heather McQuarrie, to write, direct and produce multiple scripted drama projects.

Gaumont in one of the first independent TV Studio in the US and in France and is expending its activities in the UK and in Germany.