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The Country I Come From is a french film of genre Comedy directed by Marcel Carné with Gilbert Bécaud
The Country I Come From (1956)
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Synopsis
Éric débarque dans une petite ville de province et découvre qu'il est le sosie parfait de Julien, un pianiste amoureux de la jolie serveuse Marinette.Actors
Gilbert Bécaud
(Julien Barrère / Éric Perceval)
Françoise Arnoul
(Marinette Hardouin)
Jean Toulout
(Oncle Ludovic)
Claude Brasseur
(Roland)
André Gabriello
(le patron de la brasserie)
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