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Brute Wanted is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Charles Barrois with Jacques Tati
Brute Wanted (1934)
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Add to a movie listOn demande une brute est un film français réalisé par Charles Barrois, interprété par Jacques Tati, sorti en 1934.
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Un grand jeune homme timide et réservé est amené par les circonstances à disputer une très violente partie de boxe.Actors
Jacques Tati
(M. Roustabat)
Henri Hennery
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