A Taste for Women Trailer

A Taste for Women Trailer (1964)

13 May 1964 Comedy, Crime 100 mins

A writer discovers a link between a vegetarian restaurant and a series of mysterious deaths.

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Cast

Sophie Daumier

as Violette / Marguerite

Guy Bedos

as Jerôme Fenouic

Grégoire Aslan

as Inspecteur Rossi

Edwige Feuillère

as Tante Flo

Gérard Séty

as Léon Palmer

Roger Blin

as Larsen

María Rosa Rodríguez

as La strip-teaseuse

Marc Eyraud

as Rocard

Colette Castel

as Jeanine Dupellier

Georges Adet

as Richter

Raoul Delfosse

as L'homme de la péniche

Gordon Felio

as Dr. Rotman

Philippe Castelli

as Un adepte de la secte

Crew

Jean Léon

Director

Stephan Iscovescu

Stephan Iscovescu Assistant Director

Raymond Gabutti

Raymond Gabutti Production Design

Aïda Carange

Aïda Carange Makeup Artist

Jean-Claude Giuliani

Jean-Claude Giuliani Assistant Director

Bernard Evein

Bernard Evein Production Design

Ward Swingle

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Do You Like Women? Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 13 May 1964

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