Max et les Ferrailleurs (1971)

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Written by Jean-Loup Dabadie, Claude Néron

Directed by Claude Sautet

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1971

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: France/Italy

Filmed in Colour

A Parisian detective who's reputation is waning, devises a plan to implicate a gang of petty crooks in a robbery. He poses as a wealthy banker and hints at a large payroll about to come through a bank, in the hope the criminals will take the bait and set him up for success. Thriller, starring Michel Piccoli and Romy Schneider.

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In the UK... it's next showing on CinéMoi November 22nd, 5:00pm and on CinéMoi November 22nd, 11:30pm. See more...

Cast

Michel PiccoliMax
Romy SchneiderJulia Anna Ackermann / 'Lily'
Georges WilsonLe Commissaire
Bernard FressonAbel Maresco
François PérierRosinsky
Boby LapointeLui Serafino / 'P'tit Lu'
Michel CretonRobert Saidani
Henri-Jacques HuetA. Cyriaque / 'Dromadaire'
Jacques CanselierJean-Marie Patinet / 'Jean-Jean'
Alain GrellierGuy
Maurice AuzelAntoine Chantoiseau / 'Tony'
Philippe LéotardLosfeld
Robert FavartLoiselle
Dominique ZardiBaraduch
Albert AugierOne of Lily's clients
Betty Beckers
Alain Belard
Jean-Paul Blonday
Danielle DurouNicole
Léa GrayMadame Saidani
Dany Jacquet
Jack Lenoir
Bernard MussonSarcastic policeman in canteen

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