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In the Shadow
“It is very difficult to speak about Marguerite Monnot, since all the world knows she was my best friend. Her talent—I won’t talk of, as it was her talent that helped me to be Édith Piaf.” - Édith Piaf, 12th October 1961
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“It is very difficult to speak about Marguerite Monnot, since all the world knows she was my best friend. Her talent—I won’t talk of, as it was her talent that helped me to be Édith Piaf.” - Édith Piaf, 12th October 1961
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Emma Lyndon-Stanford
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Dreamas
Cast
Emma Lyndon-Stanford, Steve Graham
Director
Isabella Inchbald
Marguerite Monnot
Lola Gordine
Édith Piaf
Ulysses Wells
Raymond Asso
Amelie Corenbloom
Young Marguerite
Scott Handy
Gabriel Fauré
Roderick O'Grady
Gabriel Monnot
Lori Grainger
Singer
Blanca García Rodriguez
Pianist
Emma Lyndon-Stanford
Marie Monnot
Kip O'Sullivan
Henri Dimanche
Ruby Kelly
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