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The Virgin Bride
Jacqueline Vignol, a flighty young woman, marries a womanizing widower, Albert Letournel, out of spite, but their marriage remains loveless and passionless.
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Jacqueline Vignol, a flighty young woman, marries a womanizing widower, Albert Letournel, out of spite, but their marriage remains loveless and passionless.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean Boyer, Jean Boyer
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Régina
Cast
Henri Decoin
Director
Danielle Darrieux
Jacqueline Vignol
Pierre Brasseur
Georges Letournel, fils du mari de Jacqueline
André Alerme
Albert Letournel, époux de Jacqueline
Robert Arnoux
Julien Moreuil
Pierre Larquey
Le patron de l'hôtellerie
Fred Pasquali
Le détective
Marcel Simon
Gustave Vignol, père de Jacqueline
Christiane Isola
L'infirmière
Gilberte Géniat
Louise, la bonne
Andrée Poldy
La Martiniquaise
Simone Martell
Une petite femme
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