Gaspard et fil$ Trailer (1988)
An aging father and son take off for South America in search of their winning lottery ticket.
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Cast
Jacques Godin as Gaspard
Gaston Lepage as Claude
Monique Miller as Evelyne
Monica Verge as Lulu
Yves Desgagnés as Mixime
Julien Poulin as Charles
Roy Dupuis as Artiste new-yorkais
Jean-Guy Bouchard as Cuisinier
International Releases Dates
Canada 03 September 1988
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