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Danielle Volle
Laurence Voise, dite : "Lolo"
Denise Grey
Mme Alix Passegrain, veuve du magistrat
Anne Wartel
Monique Sudre, dite : "Mona". L'amie de travail de Laurence
Alain Feydeau
Maurice Valax, l'architecte et ami de la maison
Jacques Balutin
Fernand Zuccoli dit : "Milo". Souteneur de Laurence et Monique
Jean Michaud
L'Abbé Rigaud
Michel Bedetti
Aubin Cauchoy, ami de la maison
Bernard Sancy
Paul Gouleste, ami de la maison
Fred Pasquali
Le Général Pauquet, ami de la maison
Luce Fabiole
Mme Couronne, la dame de compagnie
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Georges Folgoas
- Screenplay & Story
- Jacques Deval
- Original Title
- La Vénus de Milo
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- TF1, ORTF
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Georges Folgoas
Jacques Deval
Department Leadership Roster
Georges Folgoas
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About La Vénus de Milo
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is La Vénus de Milo about?
La Vénus de Milo is a Comedy film released in 1973.
Who directed La Vénus de Milo?
La Vénus de Milo was directed by Georges Folgoas.
Who stars in La Vénus de Milo?
The principal cast of La Vénus de Milo includes Danielle Volle, Denise Grey, Anne Wartel, Alain Feydeau, Jacques Balutin.
When was La Vénus de Milo released and how long is it?
La Vénus de Milo was released in 1973 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Is La Vénus de Milo based on a book or true story?
La Vénus de Milo is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Jacques Deval".