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One Is Always Too Good to Women is a french film of genre Drama directed by Michel Boisrond with Élisabeth Wiener
One Is Always Too Good to Women (1971)
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Synopsis
Durant l'attaque de la poste de Dublin en 1916, une employée prise en otage devient la victime consentante des insurgés assiégés par l'armée britannique.Actors
Élisabeth Wiener
Jean-Pierre Marielle
(Mac Cormack)
Gérard Lartigau
(O'Rourke)
Roger Carel
(Frank Dillon)
Claude Brosset
(Caffrey)
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