
Loulou
Drama · Romance
Overview
A bored wife leaves her husband for an unemployed, petty criminal.
Top Cast


Isabelle Huppert
Isabelle Huppert
Nelly
Isabelle Huppert
Nelly


Gérard Depardieu
Gérard Depardieu
Loulou
Gérard Depardieu
Loulou


Guy Marchand
Guy Marchand
André
Guy Marchand
André


Humbert Balsan
Humbert Balsan
Michel
Humbert Balsan
Michel
Christian Boucher
Christian Boucher
Pierrot
Christian Boucher
Pierrot
Bernard Tronczak
Bernard Tronczak
Rémy
Bernard Tronczak
Rémy
Frédérique Cerbonnet
Frédérique Cerbonnet
Dominique
Frédérique Cerbonnet
Dominique


Jacqueline Dufranne
Jacqueline Dufranne
Mémère
Jacqueline Dufranne
Mémère
Willy Safar
Willy Safar
Jean-Louis
Willy Safar
Jean-Louis
Agnès Rosier
Agnès Rosier
Cathy
Agnès Rosier
Cathy
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