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Le Braconnier de Dieu
A monk for thirty-seven years, Brother Gregory could not resist the temptation. Leaving the monastery for the first time to fulfill his duty as a voter, he catches up with pastis and women.
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A monk for thirty-seven years, Brother Gregory could not resist the temptation. Leaving the monastery for the first time to fulfill his duty as a voter, he catches up with pastis and women.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Les Productions Artistes Associés, Imp.Ex.Ci., Naja Films
Cast
Jean-Pierre Darras
Director
Pierre Mondy
Brother Grégoire
Jean Lefebvre
Vincent Espérandieu
Annie Cordy
Jofrette
Michel Galabru
Hilaire
Daniel Ceccaldi
Le père abbé
Jean-Pierre Darras
Frisou
Catherine Allégret
Marie-Fraise
Sylvain Rougerie
Ulysse, le vicomte
Corinne Lahaye
Muscade
Rosy Varte
La première musicienne en voiture
Odette Laure
La seconde musicienne en voiture
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