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A man becomes the lover of his former persecutor's wife.
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A man becomes the lover of his former persecutor's wife.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sacha Guitry
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Sacha Guitry
Director
Michel Serrault
Albert Lecagneux, le cambrioleur
Jean Poiret
Philippe d'Artois, le riche oisif
Magali Noël
Madeleine Ferrand, la maîtresse de Philippe
Darry Cowl
Jules Henri Lardenois, le témoin égaré
Clément Duhour
Jean "Walter" Ferrand, le mari de Madeleine
Lucien Baroux
le médecin-chef de la clinique
Pierre Larquey
le maître-nageur secouriste
Pierre-Jean Vaillard
l'imaginatif "violé"
Pauline Carton
la refoulée "violeuse"
Zita Perczel
Princess Dourachenko
Marcel Vallée
The antique dealer
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