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Bernard Woringer
Marc Sugère
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Michèle Girardon
Julie Wells
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Fernand Berset
Victor
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Tsilla Chelton
Madame Puch
10 episodes

Jean Obé
L'huissier
10 episodes

Jacques Hilling
Le commissaire
10 episodes

Michèle Bardollet
Cloé
10 episodes

Georges Aubert
Le petit monsieur
10 episodes

Jean Tissier
Le médecin
10 episodes

Jacques Boudet
Armand Brotier
10 episodes

Suzet Maïs
Elisabeth
10 episodes
Anthony Stuart
Ronald
10 episodes

Pierre Dudan
Georges
10 episodes
Marie-Noëlle Barre
Sandra
10 episodes
Georges Loriot
Le propriétaire
10 episodes
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