L'Avare Trailer (1978)
01 November 1978 Comedy, TV Movie
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01 November 1978 Comedy, TV Movie
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Annie Cordy as Frosine
Paul Préboist as Maître Jacques
Henri Virlogeux as Harpagon
Jean-Marc Thibault as La Flèche
France 01 November 1978
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