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Bobosse is increasingly immersing himself into the world of theater and experiencing his role as an actor more intensively. He plays in a piece where a man is abandoned by his wife and processes this philosophically. When his wife actually abandons him, he becomes embarrassed and plans to kill her.
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Bobosse is increasingly immersing himself into the world of theater and experiencing his role as an actor more intensively. He plays in a piece where a man is abandoned by his wife and processes this philosophically. When his wife actually abandons him, he becomes embarrassed and plans to kill her.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Les Editions Cinégraphiques
Cast
Étienne Périer
Director
Micheline Presle
Régine / Simone
François Périer
Tony Varlet / Bobosse / The six jurors / President of the court / Attorney general / Lawyer / Guard
Jacques Jouanneau
Édgar / Léon
Armande Navarre
Anne-Marie / Gilberte
Jacques Dufilho
Gaston, manservant
Hubert Deschamps
Prompter
Charles Bouillaud
Stage manager
Paul Mercey
Agent-spectator
Elisabeth Manet
Minouche
Jean Tissier
Uncle Émile / Masurier
Jacques Fabbri
Radio-reporter
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