L'assassin viendra ce soir Trailer

L'assassin viendra ce soir Trailer (1964)

10 March 1964 Thriller 86 mins

A woman's father, a scientist, receives repeated death threats and eventually ends up dead. Receiving no help from the police, the woman begins to realize that she is next.

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Cast

Raymond Souplex

as Commissioner Serval

Gilbert Gil

as Paul Roubais

Renée Cosima

as Catherine Muller

François Deguelt

as Inspector François Garnier

Pierre Doris

as Inspector Bourdier

Daniel Emilfork

as Leader of the undertaker gang

Jean Tissier

as Gardener

Jean Daurand

as Serval's deputy

Guy Piérauld

as Inspector Martin

Lucien Raimbourg

as Monsieur Muller

Francine Allard

as Chambermaid

François Dyrek

as Member of the undertaker gang

Isa Rambaud

as Gas station attendant

Paulette Dubost

as Hélène Serval

Noël Roquevert

as Commander Henri Muller

Crew

Jean Maley

Director

Claude Robin

Claude Robin Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

France 10 March 1964

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