Maruche Trailer (1934)
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Cast
Fernandel as Maruche
Henri Debain as Pinchot
Louis Florencie as Mr. Blondel
Jeanne Fusier-Gir as Marie
Ginette Gaubert as Adèle
Crew
Robert Péguy Director
International Titles
Restez dîner Trailer
International Releases Dates
France 23 March 1934
Production Companies
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