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Portrait of a Woman is a suisse film of genre Drama directed by Jacques Feyder with Ettore Cella
Portrait of a Woman (1944)
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Actors
Ettore Cella
(Le batelier)
Claude Dauphin
(Robert Chardin)
Thérèse Dorny
Françoise Rosay
(Fanny Helder)
Jean Worms
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