Willy Wonka
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Long Live Henry IV... Long Live Love!
Henri IV falls in love with the young Charlotte de Montmorency, 40 years his junior. The king decided to marry her off to his nephew, Henri de Condé, so that he could later make her his mistress.
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Henri IV falls in love with the young Charlotte de Montmorency, 40 years his junior. The king decided to marry her off to his nephew, Henri de Condé, so that he could later make her his mistress.
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Genre:History, Adventure, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Jean Aurenche, Henri Jeanson
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Da.Ma. Cinematografica, Hoche Productions
Cast
Claude Autant-Lara
Director
Francis Claude
King Henri IV
Danièle Gaubert
Charlotte de Montmorency
Jean Sorel
Prince of Condé
Bernard Blier
Sully
Roger Hanin
Ravaillac
Francis Blanche
Prior
Simone Renant
Charlotte de Trémoille
Pierre Brasseur
Constable of Montmorency
Nicole Courcel
Jacqueline de Bueil
Melina Mercouri
Marie de Médicis
Danielle Darrieux
Henriette d'Entragues
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