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Yvette Vérité
Script and Continuity Department
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Yvette Vérité is known for
Purple Noon (1960)
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Joy House (1964)
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The Maiden (1955)
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Known for
Purple Noon
7.7
Script and Continuity Department
(as Yette Verite)
1960
Joy House
7.0
Script and Continuity Department
1964
The Maiden
5.6
Script and Continuity Department
1955
Forbidden Games
8.0
Script and Continuity Department
(as Y. Vérité)
1952
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Script and Continuity Department
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Is Paris Burning?
6.8
continuity
1966
Joy House
7.0
script girl
1964
Spotlight on a Murderer
6.5
script supervisor
(as Yette Vérité)
1961
Purple Noon
7.7
script supervisor
(as Yette Verite)
1960
The Maiden
5.6
script supervisor
1955
Forbidden Games
8.0
script girl
(as Y. Vérité)
1952
Pétrus
6.0
script girl
(as Yette Verite)
1946
I Accuse
7.0
assistant script supervisor
1938
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Yette Verite
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