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A young French, Vignerte, is hired in the court of Lautenberg, an imaginary land, as the young Prince's private teacher and as the Grand Duchess' reader.
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A young French, Vignerte, is hired in the court of Lautenberg, an imaginary land, as the young Prince's private teacher and as the Grand Duchess' reader.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Solange Térac
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Productions Sigma, Excelsa Film, Les Films Vog
Cast
Solange Térac
Director
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Le précepteur Raoul Vignerte
Silvana Pampanini
La grande-duchesse Aurore de Lautenburg
Renée Faure
Mélusine de Graffendried
Louis Seigner
Le professeur Cyrus Beck
Roldano Lupi
Le grand-duc Frédéric de Lautenburg
René Sauvaire
Le capitaine Hagen
Richard Flagey
Jean-Michel Rankovitch
Un jeune prince
Philippe Richard
Otto
Albert Duvaleix
Kessel
Charles Bayard
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