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Deux imbéciles heureux is a film directed by Edmond Freess with Jean-Roger Caussimon
Deux imbéciles heureux (1976)
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Add to a movie listDeux imbéciles heureux est un film français réalisé par Edmond Freess en 1976 : Durée 86 min
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C’est dans le haut-Belleville, que le jeune Bruno joue, au cœur du béton et des chantiers…Actors
Jean-Roger Caussimon
(Albert Breux)
Maurice Biraud
(Le docteur)
Armand Mestral
(Le député)
Yves Barsacq
(Monsieur Leroux)
Michèle Montel
(Madame Leroux)
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