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People in Luck (1963)
A light French comedy of 5 segments.
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A light French comedy of 5 segments.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jacques Vilfrid, Jack Pinoteau, Jacques Emmanuel, Daniel Boulanger, Jean Girault, Philippe de Broca
In Theaters:6/6/1963
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Sirius Pictures
Cast
Philippe de Broca, Jack Pinoteau, Jean Girault
Director
Mireille Darc
Jacqueline (segment "Le Vison")
Guy Tréjan
Georges Flavigny (segment "Le Vison")
Louis de Funès
Antoine Beaurepaire (segment "Le Gros Lot")
Noël Roquevert
Le bijoutier (segment "Le Gros Lot")
François Périer
Jérôme Boisselier (segment "Le Vison")
Francis Blanche
M. Bricheton (segment "Le Repas gastronomique")
Yvonne Clech
Élise Flavigny (segment "Le Vison")
Claudine Coster
Virginie (segment "Le Repas gastronomique")
Darry Cowl
Simon Taquet (« Une nuit avec la vedette »)
Blanchette Brunoy
Mme Beaurepaire (segment "Le Gros Lot")
France Rumilly
Danielle Beaurepaire (segment "Le Gros Lot")
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