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Meeting with Joe: The Busybody
Bertrand Dicale, Louis de Funès' biographer, traces the genesis of the film 'Joe: The Busybody' and the actor's reunion with director Jean Girault.
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Bertrand Dicale, Louis de Funès' biographer, traces the genesis of the film 'Joe: The Busybody' and the actor's reunion with director Jean Girault.
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:L'Atelier d'images, Warner Bros. Entertainment
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