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Majestic Hotel Cellars
Maigret is called to the high-class Hotel Majestic to investigate a body. The wife of a wealthy American has been killed - but to Maigret's surprise she has a gun in her purse. He begins to follow up the handful of clues that could explain her secret life and her demise.
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Maigret is called to the high-class Hotel Majestic to investigate a body. The wife of a wealthy American has been killed - but to Maigret's surprise she has a gun in her purse. He begins to follow up the handful of clues that could explain her secret life and her demise.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Continental Films
Cast
Richard Pottier
Director
Albert Préjean
Le commissaire Jules Maigret
Suzy Prim
Émilie Petersen
Denise Grey
Madame Van Bell
Jacques Baumer
Arthur Donge
Florelle
Charlotte Donge
André Gabriello
L'inspecteur Lucas
Fernand Charpin
Le juge d'instruction
Jean Marchat
Fred Petersen
Gina Manès
Ginette, la femme de service
René Génin
Ramuel
Denise Bosc
Hélène Donnegan, la secrétaire des Petersen
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