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Waltz of the Toreadors (1962)
At the end of a successful military career, womanising Leo Fitzjohn retires to his countryside manor with his unbearable family. When his platonic French mistress Ghislaine arrives at the door, Fitzjohn is prepared to take the relationship to the next level. However, Fitzjohn must compete for Ghislaine's affections against his own aide.
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At the end of a successful military career, womanising Leo Fitzjohn retires to his countryside manor with his unbearable family. When his platonic French mistress Ghislaine arrives at the door, Fitzjohn is prepared to take the relationship to the next level. However, Fitzjohn must compete for Ghislaine's affections against his own aide.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Wolf Mankowitz
In Theaters:4/12/1962
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Julian Wintle/Leslie Parkyn Productions, Independent Artists
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