19 January 1934 Comedy 75 mins
To come into possession of an inheritance, a young woman must marry a man she does not love and who does not love her either. But he falls in love and manages to conquer his wife by becoming a totally different character from the one he was at the time of the wedding.
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Florelle as Isabelle de Santa-Fé
Pierre Larquey as Georges Lambert, the husband
Jean Wall as Georges Lambert, the lover
Jean de Limur Director
France 19 January 1934
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