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Rouletabille joue et gagne

1947, French. Directed by Christian Chamborant.

The adventures of the famous Joseph Rouletabille, an adventurous young journalist, gone to solve a murder in the south of France. He puts an end to the conflict between two rival bands for the possession of a revolutionary metal, belenium.

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1h 35m
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French
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Released
9 July 1947
Country
France
Written by
Gaston Leroux, Pierre Lestringuez

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Rouletabille joue et gagne (1947) was directed by Christian Chamborant and stars Jean Piat, Suzanne Dehelly, Marie Déa.

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