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The Man Who Lived at the Ritz

The Man Who Lived at the Ritz

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The Man Who Lived at the Ritz

1988

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TV Movie

Drama

War

Overview

In this drama, an American art student is trapped amidst the political turmoil of war-torn Europe while visiting Paris and staying at the fabulous Ritz hotel. Rather than cope constructively with it all, the fellow opts to ignore it and continue living the high-life for as long as possible.

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37 members

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Perry King

Philip Weber

Perry King

Acting

Joss Ackland

Hermann Goering

Joss Ackland

Acting

Mylène Demongeot

Madame Rochaise

Mylène Demongeot

Acting

Leslie Caron

Coco Chanel

Leslie Caron

Acting

David McCallum

Charlie Ritz

David McCallum

Acting

Richard Durden

Man Ray

Richard Durden

Acting

Cherie Lunghi

Lily Globuska

Cherie Lunghi

Acting

David Robb

Armand Forrestieur

David Robb

Acting

Patachou

Unknown Role

Patachou

Acting

Sophie Barjac

Martine Fauvet

Sophie Barjac

Acting

Terence Taplin

Colonel Stupelmeyer

Terence Taplin

Acting

Brigitte Kahn

Ilse Falk

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Barrie Houghton

Joseph Goebbels

Barrie Houghton

Acting

John Grillo

Von Behr

John Grillo

Acting

Nathalie Cerda

Edith Piaf

Nathalie Cerda

Acting

Wolf Kahler

Kropp

Wolf Kahler

Acting

Murray Gronwall

Louis Delor

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Acting

Donald Douglas

Major Ritter

Donald Douglas

Acting

André Penvern

Henri Bretonne

André Penvern

Acting

Christian Erickson

Karl

Christian Erickson

Acting

Geoffrey Bateman

Fuerbach

Geoffrey Bateman

Acting

Marc Dejonge

Auxerre

No Image

Acting

Mijou Kovacs

Goebbel's Mistress

Mijou Kovacs

Acting

David Shawyer

Heinrich Himmler

No Image

Acting

Nicholas Hawtrey

Lohse

No Image

Acting

Jasper Jacob

Major Lindt

Jasper Jacob

Acting

Marc Duret

Pierre Monet

Marc Duret

Acting

David Gabison

Delocque

David Gabison

Acting

Lynette Dundas

Denise

No Image

Acting

Billy Kearns

Uncle Gerard

Billy Kearns

Acting

Jean-Jacques Charrière

Unknown Role

No Image

Acting

Patrice Melennec

Unknown Role

Patrice Melennec

Acting

Christiane Jean

Claire

Christiane Jean

Acting

Max Douchin

Heller

No Image

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Paul Maxwell

Mylos

Paul Maxwell

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Jean Rupert

Clock Shop Man

Jean Rupert

Acting

Michel Motu

Victor

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