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Little Devil May Care
Ludivine, a lttle tomboy, takes on the too polite Delphin. Being caught, and punished, she wants him and his father to be dead. When the latter dies, she feels guilty and takes Delphin under her wing.
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Ludivine, a lttle tomboy, takes on the too polite Delphin. Being caught, and punished, she wants him and his father to be dead. When the latter dies, she feels guilty and takes Delphin under her wing.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcel L'Herbier
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Runtime:120 minutes
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Cast
Marcel L'Herbier
Director
Betty Balfour
Ludivine Bucaille - une fille étrange
Jaque Catelain
Delphin Leherg - le fils de Leherg qu'aime Ludivine
Roger Karl
Le père Leherg - le père de Delphin
Kissa Kouprine
Thania
André Nox
Pierre Lauderin - un tenancier de boîte auquel Bucaille destine sa fille
Catherine Fonteney
Madame Bucaille - la mère de Ludivine
Magda Aranyi
La belle-mère de Lauderin
Leo Da Costa
Gaston Lauderin
André Heuzé
André Bucaille
Auguste Picaude
Maurice Bucaille - le père alcoolique de Ludivine
Falcau
Le frère de Lauderin
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