Ne coupez pas mes arbres Trailer (1995)
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Cast
Danielle Darrieux as Lady Sheila Belmont
Jacques Dufilho as Sir William Belmont
Alain Lionel as Hubert Belmont
Rolande Kalis as Maud Belmont
Ninou Fratellini as Saby Belmont
Jean-Claude Weibel as Révérend Trévor
Yves Berthiau as Richarson
Yannick Soulier as Simon
Crew
William Douglas-Home Author
Michel Roux Director
André Levasseur Construction Coordinator
Michel Tréguer Director
International Releases Dates
France 14 January 1995
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