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Prince de mon cœur
One of the subjects of the Prince of Slopoldavia, followed him to Paris, not out of love but to take revenge for the monarch's betrayal of one of his friends. Involuntary architect of a plot, she forces the prince to return to the throne and agrees to share the burdens of power with him.
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One of the subjects of the Prince of Slopoldavia, followed him to Paris, not out of love but to take revenge for the monarch's betrayal of one of his friends. Involuntary architect of a plot, she forces the prince to return to the throne and agrees to share the burdens of power with him.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Jacques Daniel-Norman
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Fornor Films
Cast
Jacques Daniel-Norman
Director
Reda Caire
Le Prince Serge III
Claude May
Katia
Pierre Larquey
Sekow - le préfet de police
Roland Toutain
James Okay - le journaliste
Jean Témerson
Tsoupoff - le chambellan (as Jean Temerson)
Colette Darfeuil
Mirette
Thérèse Dorny
Isabelle Gatemouille
Gaston Gabaroche
Le professeur Csortos (as Gabaroche)
Jeanine Roger
Nadia
Jean Toulout
Yvan - le piqeur
Simone Cerdan
La princesse Carina
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