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A butcher's boy, in love with the daughter of one of his neighbors, a penniless baron, finds himself in financial difficulties as he begins construction of a building on the land he has inherited.
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A butcher's boy, in love with the daughter of one of his neighbors, a penniless baron, finds himself in financial difficulties as he begins construction of a building on the land he has inherited.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Cast
Jacques Fabbri, Pierre Lary
Director
Colette Renard
Irène
Jacques Fabbri
Achille
Claude Piéplu
The Baron
Charles Charras
Bolozon
Charles Lavialle
'Le pépé'
Angelo Bardi
Angelo
Françoise Seigner
Mrs. Bolozon
Juliette Hervieu
Mrs. Gilley, civil servant's wife
Jacques Couturier
André Gille
Cregut
Jacques Gaffuri
Gilley, civil servant
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