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Director:
Julien Duvivier
Writers:
Louis C. Thomas (book)
Roland Girard (adaptation) ...
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Release Date:
22 December 1967 (France) See more »
Genre:
Crime | Drama | Thriller See more »
Tagline:
His Life is a Puzzle That Doesn't Add Up!
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Awards:
1 win See more »
User Reviews:
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Cast

  (in credits order)

Alain Delon ... Pierre Lagrange / Georges Campo

Senta Berger ... Christiane
Peter Mosbacher ... Kim
Claude Piéplu ... Le décorateur
Albert Augier
Renate Birgo ... L'infirmière
Georges Montant ... Le brigadier

Sergio Fantoni ... Freddie
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Albert Daumergue ... (uncredited)
Marcel Gassouk ... (uncredited)
Guy Stranger ... L'Arabe (uncredited)
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Directed by
Julien Duvivier 
 
Writing credits
Louis C. Thomas (book "Manie de la persécution")

Roland Girard (adaptation) and
Jean Bolvary (adaptation) &
Julien Duvivier (adaptation)

Paul Gégauff (dialogue) uncredited

Produced by
Raymond Danon .... delegate producer
 
Original Music by
François de Roubaix 
 
Cinematography by
Henri Decaë (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Paul Cayatte 
 
Production Design by
Léon Barsacq 
 
Costume Design by
Georgette Fillon 
 
Makeup Department
Michel Deruelle .... makeup artist
Renée Guidet .... hair stylist
 
Production Management
Ralph Baum .... production manager
Paul Dufour .... unit manager
Roger Pera .... assistant unit manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Michel Romanoff .... first assistant director
 
Art Department
Eric Simon .... set dresser
Maurice Terrasse .... property master
Jean Vergne .... props
 
Sound Department
Paul Pauwels .... boom operator
René Sarazin .... sound
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jean-Paul Cornu .... second assistant camera
François Lauliac .... first assistant camera
Victor Rodrigue .... still photographer
Robert Schneider .... camera operator
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jeanne Vergne .... costumer (as Janine Vergne)
 
Music Department
Éric Demarsan .... orchestrator
 
Other crew
Betty Elvira .... script supervisor
Jean Fouchet .... title designer
Maurice Otte .... production administrator
 

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Runtime:
USA:93 min | Japan:93 min
Country:
Italy | France | West Germany
Language:
French | German
Color:
Color (Eastmancolor)
Aspect Ratio:
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Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
Finland:K-16 | Sweden:15 | Norway:16 | West Germany:16 (nf) | Australia:M
Company:
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Movie Connections:
References "Belphegor" (1965)See more »

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You gotta see this one..., 2 February 2013
Author: planktonrules from Bradenton, Florida

George (Alain Delon) awakens in a hospital. It seems he was in a bad traffic accident and nearly died. His wife, Christiane (Senta Berger), was apparently unhurt. After a long recovery, he is sent home to his mansion--a place he doesn't recognize. In fact, he doesn't really recognize his wife! What gives? Was the accident THAT bad or is something going else afoot? Unfortunately, the more he starts to remember, the more his life might be in danger! Which isn't a surprise, since the film is entitled "Diabolically Yours"!

This film directed by Julien Duvivier is one giant mind game--on both George and the audience! All during the picture, like George, you are wondering what's really happening and who can be trusted. I like this sort of paranoid film--and it kept me guessing, that's for sure. And, considering how few films manage to do this to the viewers, I really appreciated this film. Interestingly, the film could have worked well either way--that George really is crazy or that some bizarre conspiracy is occurring. Either way, the film is great and I strongly recommend you see it. And, based on its IMDb score, I'd say this was was underrated.

By the way, this film has some similarities to the Hollywood B-movie "My Name is Julia Ross"--also well worth seeing.

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