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Billy Ze Kick
Billy Ze Kick is name of a fictional serial killer in a bedtime story that a police inspector reads to his daughter. Soon three girls turn up murdered in his neighbourhood, and the killer leaves a note signed "Billy Ze Kick."
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Billy Ze Kick is name of a fictional serial killer in a bedtime story that a police inspector reads to his daughter. Soon three girls turn up murdered in his neighbourhood, and the killer leaves a note signed "Billy Ze Kick."
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Gérard Guérin
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:France•3, Hamster Productions, Hachette Première
Cast
Gérard Mordillat
Director
Francis Perrin
Inspector Chapeau
Dominique Lavanant
Madame Achere
Zabou Breitman
Juliette Chapeau
Marie France
Miss Peggy
Patrice Valota
Eugène
Jacques Pater
Inspecteur Cordier
Pascal Pistacio
Hippo
Cérise Bloc
Julie-Berthe
Michael Lonsdale
Commissaire Bellanger
Yves Robert
Alcide
Benjamin Azenstarck
Ed
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