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Michel Barsacq
Pierrette's youngest son
Edmond Beauchamp
The actor who plays King Duncan
Pierre Brasseur
Ludovic Arn / Macbeth
Michel Simon
Lucien Bertal / Léonard, his understudy / Banquo
Paul Barge
The bistro
Monelle Valentin
Aurélia Nobli / Lady Macbeth
Jean Brochard
Chief Inspector
Olivier Hussenot
Deputy Inspector Gobinet
Lucien Blondeau
Louis Bugette
Daniel Cauchy
Léon
Gérard Darrieu
A stagehand in the theater
Jacques Denoël
An actor
Jacques Dufilho
An actor
Michel Etcheverry
An actor
Henri Gaultier
The doctor on duty
Madeleine Geoffroy
An actor
Gabriel Gobin
Françoise Goléa
The lover on the bench
Pierre Goutas
An actor
Michel Herbault
Laurent, an actor
Katherine Kath
A witch in Macbeth
Benoîte Labb
A witch in Macbeth
Paul Laurent
Robert Le Béal
An actor
Serge Lecointe
Pierrette's eldest son
Robert Le Fort
Robert Lombard
An actor
François Marié
The lover on the bench
Paul Mathos
Garnier
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