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Pascale de
Boysson (16
April 1922 – 9
August 2002) was a
French film,
television and
stage actress who also
adapted and
translated plays for the French...
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Emmanuelle de
Boysson is a
French writer and
literary critic. She is also one of the
founders of the
Closerie des Lias prize. She has
published numerous...
- 1967. He
married for the
fourth and last time in 1973, to
Ghislaine de
Boysson, a
French woman. They
divorced in 1979. In the
spring of 1960, Durrell...
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testifies to
their quality.
Gothic civil architecture Séguy tower, 1477
Boysson tower, 1478
Delfau tower, 1497
Lancefoc tower (late 15th c.) and Serta...
- The
Hotel de
Boysson-Cheverry is a
mansion located at N° 11 rue Malcousinat, in the
historic center of Toulouse.
Built in the
second half of the 15th...
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Archived from the
original on 15 June 2007. de
Boissezon X,
Peran P, de
Boysson C, Démonet JF (July 2007). "Pharmacotherapy of aphasia: myth or reality...
- Hôtel d'Astorg et de Saint-Germain Hôtel de
Bagis Hôtel de
Bernuy Hôtel de
Boysson-Cheverry Hôtel de
Brucelles Hôtel de Buet Hôtel
Dahus Hôtel
Dumay Hôtel...
- as
Agatha Jane
Davenport as
Madly Valentina Cortese as Eva
Pascale de
Boysson as
Lucienne Madly Bamy as
Madly Maria Schneider Box
office information...
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Pearson as
Vicar of
Marlott David Markham as
Reverend Clare Pascale de
Boysson as Mrs.
Clare Suzanna Hamilton as Izz
Huett Caroline Embling as
Retty Tony...
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Dombasle as
Blanchefleur Marie Rivière as Garin's
daughter Pascale de
Boysson as
widow lady
Unlike other screen adaptations of
Arthurian legend, the...
