The Paradise Lost Trailer

The Paradise Lost Trailer (1921)

31 December 1921 Comedy 16 mins

French movie of Paradise Lost. Directed by Pierre Colombier, starring Andre Lefaur, Fernande Diamant and Andre Luguet.

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Cast

André Lefaur

as Mr. Chalan

Fernande Diamant

as Madame Chalan

André Luguet

as St. Pierre

Crew

International Releases Dates

France 31 December 1921

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