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The Figurehead
At sea, sailors have got to make do with what they have. François is in love with.... the figurehead, the bust of a gorgeous woman.
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At sea, sailors have got to make do with what they have. François is in love with.... the figurehead, the bust of a gorgeous woman.
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Christian Stengel
Director
Madeleine Sologne
Claude
Georges Marchal
François Martineau
Pierre Dudan
Yves Morfouage
Antoine Balpêtré
Father Morfouage
Jacqueline Pierreux
Fernande Le Guen
George Cusin
Corentin
Charlotte Ecard
Mrs. Donnadieu
Jean Clarieux
Jojo
Marcel Raine
Commander Bringois
René Hell
The game warden
Jacques Dynam
Lomond
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