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One Only Loves Once
Although they have loved each other since childhood without admitting it, a surgeon and a young woman see their love thwarted by life.
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Although they have loved each other since childhood without admitting it, a surgeon and a young woman see their love thwarted by life.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Michel Audiard
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Ciné Reportages, Consortium de Productions de Films
Cast
Jean Stelli
Director
Françoise Rosay
Mme Monnier
Renée Faure
Danièle de Bolestac
Marcel Herrand
Hyacinthe Carrier
Jacques Berthier
Jean Monnier
Pierre Larquey
Ravenel
Mady Berry
Marie
Marcel Raine
Gouttemel
Robert Lussac
Le professeur Trousselier
Henri Nassiet
Le marquis Antoine de Bolestac
Dominique Davray
La fille au café-restaurant (uncredited)
Lise Graf
(uncredited)
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