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Cinéastes de notre temps : Sacha Guitry
Overview
Documentary about French playwright and film director Sacha Guitry.
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Cast
Jeanne Fusier-Gir
Self - Interviewee
Michel Simon
Self - Interviewee
François Gir
Self - Interviewee
Christian-Jaque
Self - Interviewee
Gilbert Bokanowski
Self - Interviewee
Guy Lacourt
Self - Interviewee
Serge Sandberg
Self - Interviewee
Robert Bibal
Self - Interviewee
Raymond Lamy
Self - Interviewee
Alex Madis
Self - Interviewee
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