Diziler1973 · ORTF · Bitti · 55 dk
Jean-Baptiste Poquelin rêvait d'être tragédien mais devint Molière, le plus joué et le plus lu des auteurs de comédies de la littérature française. Jean-Pierre Darras, Alice Sapritch ou encore Michel Aumont rejouent pour les spectateurs, la pièce de Molière la plus bouleversante : sa propre vie.
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