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Jacques Weber tells "It's sad Venice" by Charles Aznavour and Julio Iglesias

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Along with Elodie Navarre, he is currently on the poster of the Renaissance theatre in Paris in the play "L'injuste". On the microphone of Frédéric Pommier, Jacques Weber evokes the song "Que c'est sadt Venise", in a television version of 1980 where Charles Aznavour performed him with Julio Iglesias.

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Jacques Weber tells "It's sad Venice" by Charles Aznavour and Julio Iglesias

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