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South Sea Sinner is a american film of genre Drama directed by H. Bruce Humberstone released in USA on 30 august 1950 with Macdonald Carey
South Sea Sinner (1950)
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Add to a movie listLe Bistrot du péché (South Sea Sinner) est un film américain réalisé par H. Bruce Humberstone en 1950.
Actors
Macdonald Carey
(Jake 'Smitty' Davis)
Shelley Winters
(Coral)
Liberace
(Maestro)
Luther Adler
(Cognac)
Frank Lovejoy
(Doc)
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