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Cast
Pierre Desfons
Director
Eddy Mitchell
L'étranger
Françoise Hardy
Suzanne, l'institutrice
Antoine
Sir Anthony
Ivan Rebroff
L'indien
Herbert Léonard
Le baron
Nino Ferrer
Le colporteur
Maria Vincent
La chanteuse du saloon
Memphis Slim
Le chanteur au piano
Demis Roussos
Le chanteur dans l'église
Isabelle De Funès
La muette
Sacha Briquet
Le croque-mort
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