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The Ironmaster
A young noblewoman is unhappy about needing to marry the village ironmaster for financial reasons, but later comes to appreciate her husband.
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A young noblewoman is unhappy about needing to marry the village ironmaster for financial reasons, but later comes to appreciate her husband.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fernand Rivers, Abel Gance
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Directeurs Français Associés
Cast
Fernand Rivers
Director
Gaby Morlay
Claire de Beaulieu
Léon Belières
Monsieur Moulinet
Paule Andral
Marquise de Beaulieu
Jacques Dumesnil
Gaston de Bligny
Henri Rollan
Philippe Derblay
Rivers Cadet
Baron de Prefont
Christiane Delyne
Athénaïs Moulinet
Ghislaine Bru
Suzanne Derblay
Guy Parzy
Octave de Beaulieu
Irma Génin
Baronne de Prefont
Claude Benedict
Gobert
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