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Monsieur Vincent

Monsieur Vincent

Appreciation coming.

  1. Directed by: Maurice Cloche
  2. Produced by: Viscount George de la Grandiere André Halley des Fontaines André Lejard Georges Maurer
  3. Written by: Jean Anouilh Jean Bernard-Luc
  4. Music by: Jean-Jacques Grünenwald Jean Dalve
  5. Cinematography by: Claude Renoir
  6. Editing by: Jean Feyte
  7. Release Date: 1947
  8. Running Time: 111
  9. Language: French

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