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Miquette
Miquette is a young woman whose beauty and vivacity increase the clientele of her mother's tobacco shop. A Barrymoresque actor believes that Miquette has star potential, but he hasn't sufficient capital to finance her theatrical debut. He manages to get the money by practicing a bit of genteel blackmail on an aging marquis who has romantic designs on the heroine.
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Miquette is a young woman whose beauty and vivacity increase the clientele of her mother's tobacco shop. A Barrymoresque actor believes that Miquette has star potential, but he hasn't sufficient capital to finance her theatrical debut. He manages to get the money by practicing a bit of genteel blackmail on an aging marquis who has romantic designs on the heroine.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Les Films G.É.C.É., Union Française de Production Cinématographique (UFPC)
Cast
Jean Boyer
Director
Lilian Harvey
Miquette Grandier
Lucien Baroux
Monchablon
André Lefaur
Le marquis de la Tour-Mirande
Daniel Clérice
Urbain de la Tour-Mirande
Marguerite Pierry
Madame Grandier
Léon Belières
Lahirel
Suzanne Dantès
Mademoiselle Émilienne
Daniel Gélin
Agnès Capri
Madame Mercadier
Eliane Charles
Jean Brochard
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