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1951

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Comedy

Western

Overview

This comedy short subject satirizes the Hollywood genre which the French had given the name to of Film Noir.

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11 members

Acting

Daniel Gélin

Coffino

Daniel Gélin

Acting

Anne Campion

Dolly Sweety

No Image

Acting

María Riquelme

Jenny Machefer

María Riquelme

Acting

Michel Piccoli

Slim Spring

Michel Piccoli

Acting

Robert Lombard

un Big Big

Robert Lombard

Acting

Marc Moussac

un Big Big

No Image

Acting

René-Jean Chauffard

Unknown Role

René-Jean Chauffard

Acting

Jean Desailly

Unknown Role

Jean Desailly

Sound

Stéphane Goldmann

le barman

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Philippe Kellerson

Hugues Pipe

No Image

Acting

Roger Pigaut

Unknown Role

Roger Pigaut

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