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Le Feu Follet

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Maurice Ronet plays an alcoholic writer, Alain Leroy, who is on the verge of suicide (his character is based on writer Jacques Rigaut, who killed himself in 1929). Read More
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Maurice Ronet Alain Leroy
Yvonne Clech Mademoiselle Farnoux
Bernard Noel Dubourg
Mona Dol Madame La Barbinais
Henri Serre Frederic
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