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Un trésor de femme
Francois is engaged to Isabelle. While going to buy the engagement ring, he meets Sophie, who puts the ring on her finger and does not manage to remove it. Francois follows in the footsteps of Sophie, who is married to an important merchant, in order to recover his property.
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Francois is engaged to Isabelle. While going to buy the engagement ring, he meets Sophie, who puts the ring on her finger and does not manage to remove it. Francois follows in the footsteps of Sophie, who is married to an important merchant, in order to recover his property.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Véga Films
Cast
Jean Stelli
Director
François Périer
François Delaroche
Marie Daëms
Sophie Brunet
Renée Cosima
Isabelle Villier-Boulard
Jacques Morel
Albert Brunet
Georges Vitray
Mr. Villlier-Boulard, Isabelle's father
Suzanne Norbert
Isabelle's mother
Luce Aubertin
Roger Bontemps
Daniel Ceccaldi
Doctor
André Dalibert
Betty Daussmond
Grandmother
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