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The Lace Wars is a french film of genre Comedy directed by René Clair with Jean-Pierre Cassel
The Lace Wars (1965)
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Au XVIII siècle, le maréchal d'Alemberg et sa nièce Hélène subissent le siège du Prince de Beaulieu. Les assiégeants attendant sa reddition en menant une vie joyeuse faite de spectacles et de fêtes.Actors
Jean-Pierre Cassel
(Joliecoeur)
Marie Dubois
(Divine)
Philippe Avron
(Thomas)
Geneviève Casile
(La princesse)
Jean Richard
(Le prince de Beaulieu)
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