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Cigarettes, Whiskey and Wild Women
Martine runs a sports center for women ,but they are short of the readies. To avoid seizure,she turns her health club into a nightclub with plenty of whiskey and wild women.
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Martine runs a sports center for women ,but they are short of the readies. To avoid seizure,she turns her health club into a nightclub with plenty of whiskey and wild women.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Raymond Caillava
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Cast
Maurice Régamey
Director
Annie Cordy
Martine, gymnastics teacher
Pierre Mondy
Max, small-time alcohol and cigarette dealer
Nadine Tallier
Arlette, resident of the institute
Christian Méry
Angelo, Van Dorfelt's lieutenant
Pierre Doris
Gustave, Max's accomplice
Jean Carmet
Martial, customs officer
Amarande
Juliette, institute's cook
Micheline Gary
Véronique, institute treasurer
Franco Interlenghi
Mario
Albert Rémy
Customs officer
Pierre Moncorbier
Notary
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