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Tom Thumb is a film of genre Comedy directed by Michel Boisrond with Marie Laforêt
Tom Thumb (1972)
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Synopsis
Il était une fois un bûcheron, sa femme et leurs sept garçons. Ils vivaient pauvrement et étaient obligés pour survivre de travailler dur pour le château où Rosemonde, la petite princesse, est chérie par ses parents qui ne savent plus quoi lui offrir. Elle souffre de solitude.Actors
Marie Laforêt
(La Reine)
Jean-Pierre Marielle
(L'Ogre)
Jean-Luc Bideau
(Le Roi)
Michel Robin
(Le Bûcheron)
Michelle Marquais
(La femme de l'Ogre)
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