La Fessée Trailer (1978)
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Cast
Marco Perrin as Lucien Pousset
Amarande as Hermine
Olga Valéry as Blanche
Sacha Briquet as Doudou
Alain Feydeau as Albert Grésillons
Brigitte Chamarande as Liliane
Monique Mauclair as Sophie
Odile Mallet as Colette
Jean Roquel as Justin
Crew
Pierre Sabbagh Director
Jean de Letraz Author
Roger Harth Production Design
Jacques Mauclair Other
Donald Cardwell Costume Design
International Releases Dates
France 27 January 1978
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