Pasha Trailer

Pasha Trailer (1968)

14 March 1968 Drama, Crime 90 mins

Six months before his retirement from the criminal police, inspector Joss finds his colleague Gouvion dead, in a poorly faked suicide attempt. Joss loses his temper, and investigates on his own, which leads him through the bas-fond of Paris...

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Cast

Jean Gabin

as Comissaire Joss, le Pacha

Dany Carrel

as Nathalie Villars, la sœur de Léon

André Pousse

as Marcel Lurat, dit Quinquin

Robert Dalban

as l'inspecteur Albert Gouvion, amant de Nathalie

Jean Gaven

as Marc, un inspecteur

Louis Arbessier

as le directeur de chez Boucheron

Gérard Buhr

as Arsène "le serrurier", un complice de Quinquin

Maurice Garrel

as Léon Brunet, le receleur

Pierre Koulak

as Abdel Schmil dit "Le Coréen"

Pierre Leproux

as Druber, le gardien de la bijouterie

Frédéric de Pasquale

as Alfred, un inspecteur

André Weber

as Émile Vergnes, dit "Le Gênois", guitariste et malfrat

Yves Arcanel

as un inspecteur de la Police Judiciaire

Dominique Zardi

as Hortz Weiss, dit Hortz de Hambourg

Louis Seigner

as Paul, le directeur de la police

Henri Attal

as Un homme de la bande d'Émile

Crew

Armand Tabuteau

Armand Tabuteau Production Manager

Maurice Fellous

Maurice Fellous Director of Photography

Serge Gainsbourg

Original Music Composer

Jacques Martin

Jacques Martin Special Effects

Pierre Roudex

Pierre Roudex Special Effects

Michel Colombier

Original Music Composer

Roger de Broin

Roger de Broin Production Director

Robert Sussfeld

Robert Sussfeld Production Manager

Jean Rieul

Jean Rieul Sound Engineer

International Titles

Босът Trailer

Der Bulle Trailer

Inspector Joss Trailer

Pasha Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 23 July 1968

France 02 August 2026

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