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Now Gisèle Bourjeon is the mistress of the count Hubert Martin de Kardec.After a long journey abroad Henri Lévrier, a champagne producer has come back and meets again his friends Hubert and the Bourjeon family.And surprise, Henri doesn't drink alcohol anymore.He says Gisèle that he was drinking because he loved very much.Henri and Gisèle feel well together and become lovers.
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Now Gisèle Bourjeon is the mistress of the count Hubert Martin de Kardec.After a long journey abroad Henri Lévrier, a champagne producer has come back and meets again his friends Hubert and the Bourjeon family.And surprise, Henri doesn't drink alcohol anymore.He says Gisèle that he was drinking because he loved very much.Henri and Gisèle feel well together and become lovers.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Fides
Cast
Jean Boyer
Director
Fernandel
Henri Levrier, l'ami d'Hubert, producteur de champagne
Pierre Dux
Le comte Hubert Martin de Kardec, le concubin de Gisèle
Béatrice Bretty
Mme Bourjeon, la mère
Simone Valère
Gisèle Bourjeon, la concubine du comte et maîtresse d'Henri
Évelyne Dandry
Yvonne Bourjeon
Charles Bouillaud
Jean, le domestique des Bourjeon
Mag-Avril
La générale
Lona Rita
Lulu
Jeanne Fusier-Gir
Tante Aline Tremplin
Michel Garland
Jack
Charles Bayard
Le général (uncredited)
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