Top billed cast
Yolande MoreauLa mime
Isabelle PateyLa contractuelle
Paul PutnerLe mime- dylan gomondLe petit Jean-Claude
- Emmanuel LayotteLe garçon de café
- Mady MalrouxFemme du café 1
- Simone MalrouxFemme du café 2
- Alexandre BourguignonLe clochard
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