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Madame Sans-Gêne
In Napoleonic times, a passionate Parisian washerwoman becomes Duchess of Dantzig and almost Queen of Westphalia.
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In Napoleonic times, a passionate Parisian washerwoman becomes Duchess of Dantzig and almost Queen of Westphalia.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Conrado Nalé Roxlo
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Argentina Sono Film
Cast
Luis César Amadori
Director
Niní Marshall
Catalina, duquesa de Dancing, "Madame Sans Gene"
Eduardo Cuitiño
Fouchet, duque de Otranto
Homero Cárpena
Fouchet, duque de Otranto
Herminia Franco
Elisa Bonaparte, princesa de Piombino
Delfy de Ortega
Carolina Bonaparte, princesa de Nápoles
Eduardo Cuitiño
Napoleón Bonaparte
Luis Otero
Mariscal Le Fevre
Warly Ceriani
Fontán
Carmen Giménez
La mujer de París
José Maurer
Patricia Castell
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