Bourgoin uses Philippe to attract customers from another establishment to the nightclub he wants to open in Pigalle.
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Jacques Perrin as Philippe
Catherine Jourdan as Nora
Georges Géret as Bourgoin
Estella Blain as Nicole
Serge Gainsbourg as Mathieu
Venantino Venantini as Bollert
Michel Creton as Jacky, the thug
Albert Minski as Minski
François Patrice as François Patrice
Marcel Gassouk as Bourgoin’s chauffeur
Maurice Auzel as Henchman (uncredited)
Marcel Camus Director
Paul Andréota Writer
Andrée Feix Editor
Jean Boffety Director of Photography
Claude Moesching Production Design
René Daudin Key Makeup Artist
Jean Labussière Sound
William Robert Sivel Sound Mixer
Claude Bolling Original Music Composer
Nächtliches Treiben Trailer
France 10 June 1968
Japan 15 May 1969
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