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In the 19th century, a thug from the slums of Paris pretends to be a young aristocrat, but is unmasked by a demi-mondaine, from the same background as him.
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In the 19th century, a thug from the slums of Paris pretends to be a young aristocrat, but is unmasked by a demi-mondaine, from the same background as him.
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Films André Paulvé, Scalera Film
Cast
Jacques de Baroncelli
Director
Pierre Brasseur
Rocambole
Sophie Desmarets
Baccarat
Robert Arnoux
Ventura
Loredana
Carmen de Montevecchio
Roland Armontel
Le comte Artoff
Marcel Delaître
Le docteur Blanche
Carla Candiani
Fanny
Vittorio Sanipoli
Arnaud, comte de Chamery
Ernesto Sabbatini
Le marquis de Montevecchio
Attilio Dottesio
Luisa Rossi
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