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A circus daredevil is the next victim of a danger-seducing woman who tricks him into a potentially deadly stunt after he attempted to kill her.
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A circus daredevil is the next victim of a danger-seducing woman who tricks him into a potentially deadly stunt after he attempted to kill her.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Henri Decoin, Marcel Rivet
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:S.E.C.A., U.T.C.
Cast
Bernard-Roland
Director
Maria Montez
Christina de Rinck
Erich von Stroheim
Eric
Arletty
Martha
Pierre Brasseur
Fabius / Jean
Marcel Dalio
Fred aka 'Bébé'
Jules Berry
Pfeiffer
Marcel Dieudonné
Prosper
Les Fratellini
Self
Eddy Debray
Announcer (uncredited)
Édouard Francomme
Ring attendant (uncredited)
Julien Maffre
Ring attendant (uncredited)
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