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Two ambitious parents decide to change their name for a foreign patronymic so that their young son Edmond can win fame easier. He's a eleven-year-old orchestra conductor.
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Two ambitious parents decide to change their name for a foreign patronymic so that their young son Edmond can win fame easier. He's a eleven-year-old orchestra conductor.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Robert Vernay
Director
Jane Sourza
Jeanne Boyer / Boyeski, la mère du jeune chef d'orchestre
Raymond Souplex
Raymond Boyer / Boyeski, le père du jeune chef d’orchestre
Jean-Pierre Bonnefous
Edmond (Ded) Boyer / Boyeski, le jeune chef d’orchestre
Lucien Baroux
Le parrain d’Edmond, un ami fidèle des Boyer
Pauline Carton
Pauline, une amie fidèle des Boyer
Jeanne Fusier-Gir
Hélène, une amie fidèle des Boyer
Robert Pizani
Le directeur de la salle de spectacle
Anne Carrère
Madeleine, la sœur aînée de Gisèle
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