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La Marraine de Charley

1959, French. Directed by Pierre Chevalier.

Living in cramped quarters with Charley, an architecture student, four of his friends force him to dress up as a woman and play the role of his own godmother in order to rent Mr. de Saint-Sevran's mansion at low prices. The result is a series of misunderstandings and comical situations that only end when the real godmother arrives.

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1h 27m
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Language
French
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Released
8 October 1959
Country
France
Written by
Jean Girault, Pierre Chevalier

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La Marraine de Charley (1959) was directed by Pierre Chevalier and stars Fernand Raynaud, Claude Véga, Pierre Bertin.

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