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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.445 |
Directed By
Pierre Sabbagh
Crew
Jacques Deval
Pierre Sabbagh
H. Harwood
H. Bernstein
Donald Cardwell
Robert Manuel
Roger Harth
TOP CAST
Bruno Allain
Francis
Annie Sinigalia
Trilby
Alain Feydeau
Manfred
Robert Manuel
James
Annick Alane
Mme Wintrop
Laurence Badie
Betty
René Camoin
Lord Berhingham
Bernard Musson
Allister
Arlette Josselin
Mme Glenbury
Jackie Sardou
Clara
Hubert Godon
Dick
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