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The Duel
A widow is loved by a doctor whose brother, an ecclesiastic unconsciously in love with the young woman, persuades her to enter a convent. Brought back on the straight and narrow by a missionary, the priest blesses his brother's marriage.
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A widow is loved by a doctor whose brother, an ecclesiastic unconsciously in love with the young woman, persuades her to enter a convent. Brought back on the straight and narrow by a missionary, the priest blesses his brother's marriage.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Henri-Georges Clouzot, J. Villard
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Compagnie Industrielle et Commerciale Cinématographique
Cast
Pierre Fresnay
Director
Pierre Fresnay
Abbot Daniel Maurey
Yvonne Printemps
Thérèse Jaillon
Raimu
Father Bolène
François Périer
François
Raymond Rouleau
Dr. Henri Maurey
Paul Demange
Speaker (uncredited)
Nina Sinclair
Nurse
Anthony Carretier
Jaillon
Antoine Balpêtré
Bugnet constructor
André Numès
Madman
Arlette Balkis
(uncredited)
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