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L'amica is a film of genre Drama directed by Alberto Lattuada with Gabriele Ferzetti
L'amica (1969)
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Add to a movie listL'amica is a 1969 Italian film. It stars actor Gabriele Ferzetti.
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Une femme se venge de l'infidélité de son mari en séduisant l'époux de sa meilleure amie.Actors
Gabriele Ferzetti
(Paolo Marchesi)
Lisa Gastoni
(Lisa Marchesi)
Elsa Martinelli
(Carla Nervi)
Jean Sorel
(Franco Raimondi)
Frank Wolff
(Guido Nervi)
Ray Lovelock
(Claudio Nervi)
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