The New Mission of Judex
A continuation of the film series "Judex" the masked fighter for justice.
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A continuation of the film series "Judex" the masked fighter for justice.
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:Louis Feuillade, Arthur Bernède
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Runtime:374 minutes
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Cast
Louis Feuillade
Director
René Cresté
Henri de Trémeuse aka Judex
Marcel Lévesque
Cocantin
Yvette Andréyor
Jacqueline
Édouard Mathé
Roger de Trémeuse
Louis Leubas
Le banquier Favraux
Gaston Michel
Kerjean
Émile Keppens
Milton
Andrew Brunelle
Le docteur Howey
Juana Borguese
La baronne d'Apremont
Georgette De Nerys
Primerose
Olinda Mano
Le petit Jean
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