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La Mare au diable is a french film with Béatrice Romand
La Mare au diable (1971)
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La Mare au diable est un téléfilm français réalisé par Pierre Cardinal en 1972 et adapté du roman du même nom publié par George Sand en 1846.
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Béatrice Romand
(Marie)
Jacques Gripel
(Germain)
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