Le Bon écraseur Trailer (1906)
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Watch the official Le Bon écraseur 1906 trailer in HD below.
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France 15 October 1906
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01 January 1906
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19 August 1906
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19 August 1906
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15 August 1906
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08 October 1906
A magical glowing white motorcar ignores policemen, drives up buildings, flies through outer space, and can transform into a horse and carriage.
02 June 1906
Two boys and their dog set out to play a series of practical jokes on their neighbors. After they have caused several disruptions, the police are called, and soon the boys are on the run, pursued by the police and others.
17 August 1906
When his woman walks out on him, the clown suffers from hallucinations, imagining various people and situations in his misery.
25 October 1906
A magician performs a magic show involving women turning into bouquets of roses. Later the roses are festooned together in a fancy way to decorate the stage.
16 June 1906
A young woman becomes pregnant and attempts to provide for her child after the father leaves her.
26 December 1906
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1906 L. Gaumont & Cie.