Georges Marchais, l’homme qui avait choisi son camp (2022)
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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.538 |
Directed By
Gérard Miller
Crew
Gérard Miller
Gérard Miller
Cécile Fernandez
Clément Chassaing
Nicolas Vrignon
Jean-Luc Lebrun
Nicolas Leroy
Shana Gallas
Manuel Texeira
Caroline Tulipier
Manuel Texeira
Gérard Pont
Gérard Lacroix
Sylvain Plantard
Gérard Miller
TOP CAST
Gérard Miller
Narrator (voice)
Georges Marchais
Self (archive footage)
Michèle Guion
Self
Olivier Marchais
Self
Monique Léri
Self
Thomas Hofnung
Self
Francis Wurtz
Self
Jean-François Gau
Self
Marie-George Buffet
Self
Julian Mischi
Self
Claudine Bonhomme
Self
Fabien Roussel
Self
Catherine Tricot
Self
Elsa Faucillon
Self
Carine Delahaie
Self
André Chassaigne
Self
Pierre Laurent
Self
Jean-Pierre Fourcade
Self (archive footage)
Alexis Corbière
Self
Yves Mourousi
Self (archive footage)
Robert Hue
Self
Gilbert Bonhomme
Self
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