La Jalousie Trailer (1992)
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Cast
Jean-Claude Brialy as Albert Blondel
Caroline Silhol as Marthe Blondel
Jacqueline Jehanneuf as Mme Buzenay
Bernard Alane as Marcelin Lézignan
Jean-Pierre Vaguer as M. de Coutufond
Annie Savarin as Henriette Vétiver
Philippe Dehesdin as Émile Prétendu
Maryline Brucy as Julie Cervelat
Didier Gource as Victor Heemskerque
Crew
Jean-Claude Brialy Director
Sacha Guitry Author
Charlie Mangel Art Direction
Michel Fresnay Costume Design
International Releases Dates
France 08 September 1992
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