La Plaie et le Couteau, Charles Baudelaire

Cast

Serge Reggiani

as Un récitant

Charles Denner

as Un récitant

Michel Simon

as Un récitant

Laurent Terzieff

as Un récitant

Roger Blin

Pascale de Boysson

Loleh Bellon

as Une récitante

Michel Bouquet

as Un causeur dans le boudoir

Paul Crauchet

as L'avocat

Jacques François

as Un causeur dans le boudoir

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