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The Light Across the Street (1955)
"La lumière d'en face" (original title)

 -  Drama  -  25 January 1956 (France)
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Cast

Credited cast:
Raymond Pellegrin ...
Georges Marceau
Roger Pigaut ...
Pietri
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Olivia Marceau
Claude Romain ...
Barbette
Jean Debucourt ...
Le professeur Nieumer
Antonin Berval ...
Albert
Guy Piérauld ...
Antoine (as Guy Pierrault)
Lucien Hubert ...
Gaspard
Daniel Ceccaldi ...
L'amoureux en panne
Christine Gouze-Rénal ...
L'inconnue dans la voiture
Jacques Gauthier ...
Doctor
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Joé Davray
Hennery
Jean-François Martial
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female nudity

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More Woman than any man can handle!

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Drama

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25 January 1956 (France)  »

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Female and the Flesh  »

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Something crazy
22 February 2001 | by (Madrid, Spain) – See all my reviews

A lorry driver, Georges Marceau, suffers an accident and a medicine doctor recommends him sexual abstention. But he marries Olivia (Bebé) and becomes angry, jealous... and killer. It is really a crazy thing indeed because Georges was got very close the best medicine to be cured... It pretends to look like a current event but Bebé was not used to be always in the middle. Crazy, yes.


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