The Hunchback of Paris
Trailer: The Hunchback of Paris
Year: 1959
Studio: P.A.C., Globe Films International
Director: André Hunebelle
Cast: Jean Marais, Bourvil, Sabine Sesselmann, François Chaumette, Jean Le Poulain, Hubert Noël
Crew: André Hunebelle (Director), Jean Halain (Screenplay), Guy Villette (Sound Assistant), Jacques Lebreton (Sound), Pierre Foucaud (Screenplay), Paul Féval (Novel)
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