An Imaginary Tale

Top 10 Billed Cast

Jean Lapointe
Jean Lapointe

Gaston

Louise Marleau
Louise Marleau

Florence

Charlotte Laurier
Charlotte Laurier

Soledad

Marc Messier
Marc Messier

Lentaignes

Jean-François Pichette
Jean-François Pichette

Tibo

France Castel
France Castel

Alys

Tony Nardi
Tony Nardi

Toni

Marc Gélinas
Marc Gélinas

Gros Pierre

Warren 'Slim' Williams
Warren 'Slim' Williams

Slim

Léo Munger
Léo Munger

Nicole

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