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The Bureaucrats
The gifts and bequests department is particularly eccentric, including Lahrier, a fervent absentee and songwriter in his spare time.
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The gifts and bequests department is particularly eccentric, including Lahrier, a fervent absentee and songwriter in his spare time.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Henri Diamant-Berger, Georges Courteline
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Le Film d'Art, Cinélor, Discifilm
Cast
Henri Diamant-Berger
Director
Noël-Noël
M. de la Hourmerie
Michel Serrault
le conservateur du musée de Vallembrais / Son petit-fils
Jean Poiret
René Lahrier
Pierre Doris
Léonce, une vedette éméchée du cabaret "Le chat noir"
Pierre Brasseur
Monsieur Nègre
Bernard Lavalette
Van Der Hogen
Philippe Clay
Letondu
Jean Richard
Boudin
Micheline Dax
Gaby
Mathilde Casadesus
Robert Burnier
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