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Studio:Newstart Productions, Magic TV
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David Djaoui
Director
Patrick Sébastien
Self
Andrée Boutot
Self : Patrick Sébastien's mother (archive footage)
Michel Drucker
Self
Fabienne Égal
Self
Fabrice
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Jean-Pierre Foucault
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Simone Garnier
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Amanda Lear
Self
Évelyne Leclercq
Self (archive footage)
Christian Morin
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Paul Préboist
Self (archive footage)
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