24 May 1974 Drama, Thriller, TV Movie 74 mins
A successful Paris magazine proprietor embarks on a destructive voyage of self-discovery after his wife shoots dead her own sister, with whom he has had an affair for several years.
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James Laurenson as Alain Poitaud
James Maxwell as Roland Blanchet
Ann Curthoys as Jacqueline Poitaud
Kenneth Griffith as Julien Bour
George Murcell as Maître Rabut
André Morell as André Fage
Philip Madoc as Supt. Roumagne
Peter Sallis as Benitet
Joyce Heron as Mme. Poitaud
Jon Laurimore as Boris Maleski
Mary Quinn as Mme. Martin
Diane Keen as Mina
Nancy Nevinson as Mme. Jeanne
Heather Barbour as Bessie
John Scholes as Insp. Noble
Norman Henry as Oscar Poitaud
United Kingdom 24 May 1974
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