La Dame de chez Maxim Trailer (1981)
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Cast
Michel Aumont as Mongicourt
Yves Gasc as Mr Petypon
Catherine Samie as La Môme Crevette
Jean Le Poulain as le Général Petypon du Grêlé
Denise Gence as Mme Petypon
Michel Duchaussoy as Etienne
Claude Winter as Mme Tournois
Geneviève Casile as La Baronne
Jacques Sereys as Varlin
Annie Ducaux as La Duchesse de Valmonte
Claire Vernet as Madame Virette
Nicolas Silberg as un Balayeur - Guérissac
Simon Eine as Chamerot
Catherine Ferran as Mme Ponant
Bernard Dhéran as Marollier
Jacques Destoop as Tournois
International Releases Dates
France 12 February 1981
Production Companies
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