Il est important d'être aimé Trailer (1981)
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Cast
Jacques François as Jack Worthing
Henri Garcin as Algernoon
France Delahalle as Lady Bracknell
Katia Tchenko as Gwendoline Fairfax
Nicole Jamet as Cécily
Louise Rioton as Miss Prism
Jean-Pierre Vaguer as Chasuble
René Lefèvre-Bel as Lane
Maurice Ducasse as Mérruman
Crew
Nicole Anouilh Writer
Oscar Wilde Author
Jean Anouilh Writer
Pierre Sabbagh Director
Roger Harth Production Design
Donald Cardwell Costume Design
International Releases Dates
France 06 February 1981
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