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Français : Josette Day et Jean Marais en 1946, sur le tournage du film "La belle et la bête" (Studio Harcourt)
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(Reusing this file)		 Oeuvre collective. Photographie datant de plus de 70 ans.


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Josette Day

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1 January 1946

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