Georges Courteline au travail & Boubouroche Trailer (1985)
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Cast
Gérard Caillaud as Boubouroche - Le vieux monsieur
François Maistre as Courteline - André
Bernard Alane as Le curieux - Potasse
Robert Manuel as Clink - Roth
Georges Montillier as Mitonnet - Fouettard
Guy Piérauld as Tignasse - Amédée
Alain Faivre as Le garçon de café
Danièle Evenou as Adèle
Nicole Chollet as La caissière
Jacques SALA as Le pianiste
Bertrand Gohaud as Un client
Crew
Robert Manuel Director
Donald Cardwell Costume Design
Pierre Sabbagh Director
Sacha Guitry Author
Georges Courteline Author
International Releases Dates
France 16 February 1985
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