The New ‘Old’ Hollywood that is ‘Babylon’
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Daniel Le Toriellec, Yanis Boulogne, Matthieu Thiesset, Célestin Langrenez, Aurélien Legros
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Studio:Le Placard Productions, Pastisor
Cast
Daniel Le Toriellec
Director
Célestin Langrenez
Maleyse Kelly / Vacancier Onzneyland / Présentateur Oc'cars en Or / SDF Clair / Voix-off Jacques-Henri du Chatigny
Yanis Boulogne
Corentin
Daniel Le Toriellec
Maël
Mathéo Dumontet
Présentateur Clair / Vendeur Oc'cars en Or / Passant Chausses-Pied du Havre
Raphaël Le Toriellec
Mécanicien Oc'cars en Or
Aurélien Legros
Présentateur Journal Télévisé
Matthieu Thiesset
Voix-off Onzneyland
Gary Le Devedec
Voix-off TV
Rico
Himself
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