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The Secrets of the Bed (1955)
Four-episode Franco-Italian omnibus film. Four men from different national and cultural background take refuge in a cabin after being sidetracked by bad weather on their way to conference.
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Four-episode Franco-Italian omnibus film. Four men from different national and cultural background take refuge in a cabin after being sidetracked by bad weather on their way to conference.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sergio Amidei, Paul Andréota, Maurice Aubergé, Antoine Blondin, Henri Decoin, Jean Delannoy, Jacques Fano, Michel Kelber, Roland Laudenbach, Carlo Rim, Niccolò Theodoli
In Theaters:6/7/1955
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Cormoran Films, Terra Films
Cast
Henri Decoin, Jean Delannoy, Gianni Franciolini, Ralph Habib
Director
Jeanne Moreau
Jeanne Plisson (segment "Billet de logement, Le")
Richard Todd
Captain Davidson (segment "Billet de logement, Le")
Dawn Addams
Janet Meredith (segment "Divorce, Le")
Vittorio De Sica
Roberto Bernardini (segment "Divorce, Le")
Françoise Arnoul
Martine (segment "Riviera-Express")
Marcel Mouloudji
Ricky (segment "Riviera-Express")
Martine Carol
Agnès de Rungis (segment "Lit de la Pompadour, Le")
Bernard Blier
Emile Bergeret (segment "Lit de la Pompadour, Le")
François Périer
Alfred Germain-Latour (segment "Lit de la Pompadour, Le")
Lewis E. Ciannelli
Mike (segment "Divorce, Le")
Faye Marlowe
Marguerite Olivier (segment "Divorce, Le")
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