La Volupté de l'honneur Trailer (1968)
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François Chaumette as Angelo Baldovino
Michel Etcheverry as Maurice Setti
Jacques Toja as Marquis Fabio Colli
François Vibert as Priest of Sainte-Marthe parish
Geneviève Casile as Agathe Renni
France 12 October 1968
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