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Peter Sellers-Dany Robin "El mayor mujeriego" (Waltz of the toreadors) 1962, de John Guillermin.
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Peter Sellers-Dany Robin "El mayor mujeriego" (Waltz of the toreadors) 1962, de John Guillermin.
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Brigitte Bardot, in evening dress, in the Night of the Cinema organized in the Palais de Chaillot. (Photo by Daniel Fallot/INA via Getty Images)
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Dany Robin (on the right) was a French actress . She was a popular star of the 1950s and starred with Bardot in the film The Act of Love (1953).
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Dany Robin-Jean Marais "El hampa de ParÃs" (Les mystères de Paris) 1962, de André Hunebelle.
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Jean Marais-Dany Robin "Ilusión de medianoche" (Les amants de minuit) 1953, de Roger Richebé.
Alexandre Rignault-Dany Robin-Michel Roux "La fiesta de Enriqueta" (La fête à Henriette) 1952, de Julien Duvivier.
Dany Robin-Frederick Stafford "Topaz" 1969, de Alfred Hitchcock.