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The Queen of Spades
An adaptation of the eponymous fantasy novella by Alexander Pushkin. It tells the story of the gambling mania that seizes a young Russian officer, Hermann, and ultimately causes his downfall. His best friend, Tomsky, is played by Jean Rochefort.
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An adaptation of the eponymous fantasy novella by Alexander Pushkin. It tells the story of the gambling mania that seizes a young Russian officer, Hermann, and ultimately causes his downfall. His best friend, Tomsky, is played by Jean Rochefort.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Youri, Stellio Lorenzi
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Runtime:103 minutes
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Cast
Stellio Lorenzi
Director
Gabrielle Dorziat
La comtesse Anna Feodotovna Tomski
Arlette Thomas
Lise Ivanona
Betty Schneider
Dounia - la domestique
Roger Crouzet
Hermann
Jean Rochefort
Le compte Paul Tomsk
Daniel Ceccaldi
Serge Leonidovitch - le premier buveur
Roger Carel
Yvan - le second buveur
Pierre Asso
Le banquier au jeu de cartes
Tima Bengherra
La modiste
Alain Nobis
Le second joueur
Jean-Jacques Steen
Alexis - l'ordonnance
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