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In The Water... Which Makes Bubbles!
Paul fishes out of the water the body of his greatest enemy. To avoid accusations that he is a killer, taking steps that will clear his good name.
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Paul fishes out of the water the body of his greatest enemy. To avoid accusations that he is a killer, taking steps that will clear his good name.
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Genre:Comedy
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Studio:Floralies Films, C.I.C.C, Licorne Films (France)
Cast
Maurice Delbez
Director
Louis de Funès
Paul Ernzer
Pierre Dudan
Charles Delindy
Marthe Mercadier
Georgette Ernzer
María Riquelme
Arlette Preminger
Philippe Lemaire
Heinrich
Jacques Castelot
Baumann
Philippe Clay
Jean-Louis Preminger (voice)
Pierre Doris
Le boy-scout camionneur
Claudine Coster
Eléna
Serge Davri
Le vagabond
Max Elloy
Un pêcheur
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