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L'amico delle donne
Paris, second half of the 20th century. Countess Diana de Simerose has been evading the legitimate rights of her husband, who married her without love, since their wedding day. Fed up with the protracted abnormal situation, the count leaves on a journey, perhaps never to return.
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Paris, second half of the 20th century. Countess Diana de Simerose has been evading the legitimate rights of her husband, who married her without love, since their wedding day. Fed up with the protracted abnormal situation, the count leaves on a journey, perhaps never to return.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gherardo Gherardi
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Cast
Ferdinando Maria Poggioli
Director
Miriam Di San Servolo
Diana De Simerose
Laura Adani
Elena Hackendorf
Claudio Gora
conte De Simerose, marito di Elena
Armando Migliari
Hackendorf, padre di Elena
Luigi Cimara
conte De Ryon
Nerio Bernardi
De Montègre
Jone Morino
Ortensia Leverdet
Paola Veneroni
Balbina Leverdet
Giacomo Moschini
De Targettes
Anna Capodaglio
governante
Stefano Sibaldi
De Chantrin
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