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Chased out of the Spanish court, a nobleman uses the services of his valet to take revenge. He orders him to seduce the queen in order to better compromise her.
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Chased out of the Spanish court, a nobleman uses the services of his valet to take revenge. He orders him to seduce the queen in order to better compromise her.
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Genre:TV Movie
Written By:Jean-Claude Carrière
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Runtime:108 minutes
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Cast
Jacques Weber
Director
Carole Bouquet
La reine
Gérard Depardieu
Don Salluste
Jacques Weber
Don César
Xavier Gallais
Ruy Blas
Anne Suarez
Casilda
David Almeida
Huissier 2 nain lettre
Patrícia André
Filipe Ferrer
Le Marquis de Santa Cruz
Guilherme Filipe
Le Comte de Camporeal
Lídia Franco
Duchesse d'Albuquerque
Adelaide João
Une Duègne
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