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Cartouche (1957)
The son of an ailing nobleman returns to France to clear his name and prove where the true guilt lies.
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The son of an ailing nobleman returns to France to clear his name and prove where the true guilt lies.
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Genre:History, Drama, Adventure
Written By:Louis Stevens
In Theaters:9/2/1957
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Steve Sekely, Gianni Vernuccio
Director
Richard Basehart
Il conte Jacques de Maudy
Patricia Roc
Donna Violante
Massimo Serato
Henri de Vauboranche
Akim Tamiroff
Il marchese di Salpiere
Isa Barzizza
Lucilla
Nerio Bernardi
Pedante
Nino Marchetti
Tiranno
Aldo De Franchi
Leandro
Vando Tress
Sparenta
Celeste Almieri
Alberto Archetti
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