The Novice Lovers Trailer (1973)
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Cast
Philippe Étesse as Lucio
Claire Vernet as Geneviève
Luce Garcia-Ville as La princesse
Henri Tisot as Le prince Azoun
Marcel Tristani as Le majordome
Catherine Ménétrier as Marinella
Max Desrau as Le médecin
Jean Roville as Filippi
Thomas Sertillanges as Le premier reporter
Jean-Luc Géninasca as Le second Reporter
Crew
Jean Bernard-Luc Author
Donald Cardwell Costume Design
Roger Harth Art Direction
Jacques Charon Director
Thomas Sertillanges Director
International Releases Dates
France 03 February 1973
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