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I Have Lived is a american film of genre Drama directed by Richard Thorpe released in USA on 15 june 1933 with Alan Dinehart, Sr.
I Have Lived (1933)
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Add to a movie listJ'ai vécu (I Have Lived) est un film américain réalisé par Richard Thorpe, sorti en 1933.
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Jean Saint-Clair, entraîneuse dans un club, rencontre Tom Langley, un auteur et directeur de théâtre. Il lui propose un rôle dans sa dernière pièce, sous le pseudonyme d'Esther Rivers. Lorsque la pièce rencontre le succès, les anciens patrons du club cherchent à faire chanter Jean...Actors
Alan Dinehart, Sr.
(Thomas Langley)
Anita Page
(Jean St. Clair)
Allen Vincent
(Warren White)
Gertrude Astor
(Harriet Naisson)
Matthew Betz
(Blackie)
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