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C'était un musicien is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Friedrich Zelnik with Roland Toutain

C'était un musicien (1934)

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C'était un musicien
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Length 1h25
Directed by ,    
OriginFrance
Genres Comedy,    Musical

C'était un musicien est un film franco-allemand coréalisé par Maurice Gleize et Friedrich Zelnik, sorti en 1934.

Synopsis

Un jeune homme, chef d'orchestre par nécessité, est aussi ingénieur. Il invente un appareil qui fait merveille contre les voleurs d'autos et s'associe avec un riche baron hollandais dont il est amoureux de la fille.

Actors

Roland Toutain

(François)Lucien Baroux

(Théophile)Felix Bressart

(Baron Vandernyff)Josette Day

(Lili Vandernyff)Lyne Clevers

(Eva)
And :
Marcel Carpentier
Lucien Callamand
Georges Bever
Milly Mathis
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