La Princesse d'Élide Trailer (1970)
04 June 1970
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Cast
Jacques Toja as Aristomène
Geneviève Casile as La princesse d'Élide
Georges Descrières as Théocle
Tania Torrens as Cinthie
Michel Duchaussoy as Le satyre
Jean Piat as Tircis
Paule Noëlle as Philis
Claire Vernet as Aglante
Robert Hirsch as Moron
International Releases Dates
France 04 June 1970
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