06 Mar 1942
To Be or Not to Be
During the Nazi occupation of Poland, an acting troupe becomes embroiled in a Polish soldier's efforts to track down a German spy.
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Michel Vuillermoz Charles de Gaulle
Clément Roussier Lieutenant Geoffroy Chodron de Courcel
Christian Rodska Winston Churchill
Peter Hudson Winston Churchill
David Lowe Lord Halifax
Michel Bompoil Paul Reynaud
Philippe Hérisson Roland Margerie
François Lescurat Dominique Leca
Alain Mottet Maréchal Pétain
André Penvern Maxime Weygand
John Arnold Paul Baudoin
Éric Naggar Georges Mandel
Jacques Courtès Jean Laurent
Sophie-Charlotte Husson Hélène De Portes
Judith Henry Yvonne De Gaulle
François de Brauer Philippe de Gaulle
Lea Bridarolli Elisabeth de Gaulle
Jacqueline Noëlle Mère de Charles de Gaulle
Sandrine Blancke Elizabeth de Miribel
Jacques Bouanich Jean Monnet
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