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Le club des 400 coups is a french film directed by Jacques Daroy with Gérard Landry
Le club des 400 coups (1953)
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Actors
Gérard Landry
(Gérard Ginot)
Michèle Philippe
(Monique de Saint-Febvrier)
Henri Vilbert
(Le curé)
Antonin Berval
( M. de Saint-Febvrier (as Berval))
Fransined
(Machirou)
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