Auguste Trailer (1967)
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Cast
Fernand Reynaud as Auguste Roussel
Jacqueline Mille as Jeanne, la secrétaire
Renée Caron as Françoise Martin
Jacques Mancier as Royer de l'Ain
Pierre Mirat as Albert Chevalier
René Bouloc as Walter Dupont, le photographe
Crew
Raymond Castans Writer
Pierre Sabbagh Director
Donald Cardwell Costume Design
Christian Gérard Stage Director
International Releases Dates
France 02 August 1967
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