Je l'aimais trop Trailer (1983)
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Cast
Christian Alers as Le policier
Max Desrau as Le médecin
Pierre Destailles as Trivoux
Bernard Durand as L'inspecteur
Catherine Salviat as Marie-Louise
Michel Roux as Armand
Yvan Varco as Michel
Katia Tchenko as Geneviève
Crew
Jean Guitton Author
Pierre Sabbagh Director
Pierre Sabbagh Producer
Donald Cardwell Costume Design
Roger Harth Production Design
Michel Roux Stage Director
International Releases Dates
France 05 August 1983
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