Top billed cast
Jacques LeratNarrator (Voice)- Mac-KacNarrator (Voice)
Charlotte Maury-SentierAdélaïde Akenbury (Voice)
Jean-Pierre SentierJonathan Akenbury (Voice) / Narrator (Voice)- Marta AlexandrovaLa joueuse inquiétante
Nicole CholletLa caissière- Maryse DhorneUne abonnée du club
Mireille FranchinoUne abonnée du club- Jean VimenetMonsieur de Maurienne
- François GuillierMonsieur Maupère
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