Adieu Berthe Trailer (1970)
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Cast
Francis Blanche as Léo Bertold
Jean Carmet as Léo Clapier
Jacques Jouanneau as Hervé Matignon
Bernard Dumaine as Jean-Georges Arnal
Jean-Roger Caussimon as Choubert
Bernard Lajarrige as Canteloube
International Titles
Au théâtre ce soir "Adieu Berthe" Trailer
International Releases Dates
France 21 March 1970
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