27 January 1982 Drama, Thriller 98 mins
Sebastien Grenier, a former French spy, is working as a financial analyst in Zurich. However, his peaceful existence starts to disintegrate when he is recruited by a top French intelligence operative to discover how one of their own secret agents was found out and executed in broad daylight.
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Lino Ventura as Sébastien Grenier
Michel Piccoli as Jean-Paul Chance
Bruno Cremer as Alain Richard
Bernard Fresson as Henri Marchand
Marc Mazza as Ramos Bavila
Roger Jendly as Commissioner Lohmann
Heinz Bennent as Meyer
Krystyna Janda as Anna Gretz
Beate Kopp as Grenier's secretary
Christian Baltauss as Librarian
Kurt Bigger as Alfred Zimmer
Jean-Paul Franky as Rudy 'la blonde'
Yves Boisset as Richard's assistant
Daniel Plancherel as Inspector Vogel
Philippe Brizard as Grenier employee
Max Moor as Dieter Krauss
Norbert Saada Producer
Jean Boffety Director of Photography
Albert Jurgenson Editor
Jean-François Naudon Editor
Michel Audiard Dialogue
Serge Douy Production Design
Christiane Sauvage Key Makeup Artist
Pierre Lenoir Sound
Pierre Boffety Assistant Camera
Yves Boisset Director
Ennio Morricone Music
Michel Audiard Writer
Claude Veillot Writer
Yves Boisset Writer
George Markstein Novel
Daniel Nicolas Garbade Props
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Switzerland 27 January 1982
Germany 03 June 1983
Denmark 30 July 1984
France 27 January 1982
Portugal 01 April 1983
United States 06 June 1982
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