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Nine Bachelors

Nine Bachelors is a 1939 French comedy film directed by Sacha Guitry and starring Guitry, Max Dearly and Elvire Popesco.[1] An opportunist dreams up a new scheme to make money when the French government passes a law forbidding foreigners from living in France. It's French title is Ils étaient neuf célibataires.

1939 |2h 5m |  Comedy

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Max Dearly

Athanase Outriquet

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Elvira Popescu

Countess Stacia Batchefskaïa

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Victor Boucher

Alexandre

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Saturnin Fabre

Count Adhémar Colombinet de La Jonchère

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André Lefaur

Adolphe

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Raymond Aimos

Agénor

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Gaston Dubosc

Antonin Rousselier

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Betty Stockfeld

Margaret Brown

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Sinoël

Amédée

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Georges Morton

Aristide

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Anthony Gildès

Anatole

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Gustave Libeau

Mr. Kaequemops

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Marguerite Deval

Mrs. Picaillon de Chéniset

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Marguerite Moreno

Consuelo Rodriguez

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Marguerite Pierry

Isabelle Patureau

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Pauline Carton

Clémentine

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Geneviève Guitry

Joan May

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Princesse Chio

Mi-Ha-Ou

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Nicolas Amato

Boss of the Melon d'Espagne

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Henri Crémieux

Louis

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Jacques Erwin

Duke Julien de Bénéval

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Georges Grey

Michel Servais

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Robert Seller

Nicolas, valet

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Léon Walther

Maître d'hôtel

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Yvonne Yma

Housewife

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Alexandre Arnaudy

Me Renard (uncredited)

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Jacques Berlioz

Mrs. Picaillon's servant (uncredited)

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Marguerite de Morlaye

Margaret's chambermaid (uncredited)

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Albert Duvaleix

Margaret's valet (uncredited)

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Luce Fabiole

Cloakroom lady (uncredited)

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Henry Houry

Nightclub boss (uncredited)

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Pierre Huchet

Margaret's footman (uncredited)

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René Lacourt

Mayor (uncredited)

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André Nicolle

Circus director (uncredited)

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Gaston Orbal

Agent (uncredited)

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Simone Paris

Henriette, nurse (uncredited)

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Marthe Sarbel

Cook (uncredited)

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Solange Varenne

Isabelle's maid (uncredited)

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Louis Vonelly

Margaret's valet (uncredited)

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Status

Released

Language

French

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