Madame Sans-Gêne Trailer (1960)
18 December 1960
Watch the official Madame Sans-Gêne 1960 trailer in HD below or find more Madame Sans-Gêne videos on Vidimovie.
18 December 1960
Watch the official Madame Sans-Gêne 1960 trailer in HD below or find more Madame Sans-Gêne videos on Vidimovie.
Inge Meysel as Cathérine
Karl John as Lefèbvre
Richard Häussler as Napoléon
Liselotte Willführ as Caroline
Friedrich Joloff as Fouché
Katharina Mayberg as Elisa
Friedrich Schütter as Schuhmacher Cop
Eric Schildkraut as Friseur
Josef Sieber as Bänkelsänger
John Olden Director
Germany 18 December 1960
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