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Life Is a Bed of Roses
(1983)
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Life Is a Bed of Roses
(1983)
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| Vittorio Gassman | ... |
Walter Guarini
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| Ruggero Raimondi | ... |
Comte Michel Forbek
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Count Michel Forbek
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| Geraldine Chaplin | ... |
Nora Winkle
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| Fanny Ardant | ... |
Livia Cerasquier
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| Pierre Arditi | ... |
Robert Dufresne
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| Sabine Azéma | ... |
Élisabeth Rousseau
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Robert Manuel | ... |
Georges Leroux
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Martine Kelly | ... |
Claudine Obertin
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Samson Fainsilber | ... |
Zoltán Forbek
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Véronique Silver | ... |
Nathalie Holberg
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| André Dussollier | ... |
Raoul Vandamme
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Guillaume Boisseau | ... |
Frédéric
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Sabine Thomas | ... |
Marie
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Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu | ... |
School Teacher
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Rodolphe Schacher | ... |
Pierre
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Three intertwined tales. On the eve of the First World War, Count Forbek starts to build a fantastic castle in the Ardennes forest. After the war he uses it to start a utopian society by brainwashing his friends, including his former fiancee, Livia, and her husband. In the present day, the castle is being used as an alternative school and, in the summer holidays, for an educational conference. At the conference, the American Nora Winkle bets Claudine that the ernest public school teacher Elisabeth Rousseau will be enticed into the bed of Robert Dufresne, even though the principal speaker, Walter Guarini, is obviously interested in Elisabeth. Meanwhile, the children staying at the castle over the holidays invent their own medieval tale about freeing prisoners from the dungeons. Written by Will Gilbert
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