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Bob Saint-Clair /
François Merlin
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Colonel Collins
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Mrs. Berger
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Pilu
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General Pontaubert
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Francois Merlin is an espionnage-book writer. He likes to mix every-day character he can met in his book. In his book, he is Bob Saint Clar, his neighbour Christine appears as Tatiana and his editor Georges Charon as Colonel Karpoff. Written by Jean-Yves Simon <simon@wotangate.micro.ti.com>
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Release Date:
23 November 1973 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Tomas Mondez Sosa
Editon musicale: Pema Musique (Georges Bacri)
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7th highest grossing movie in France for its year. See more »Goofs
When Bob Saint-Clair is on a canoe in Alaska, he picks up his rifle and aims it and we hear two shots, but nothing comes out of the rifle. See more »Soundtracks
"Cucurrucucu Paloma"Tomas Mondez Sosa
Editon musicale: Pema Musique (Georges Bacri)
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This movie is a story about a writer which is maintaining and developing a character, which is a lot in contrary of himself. As a viewer you follow the man when he is writing the book, and you can follow all of his sometimes funny, sometimes exaggerated fantasies by the creation of the story.
It must have been a challenge for the script writer(s) to make this film not too difficult to follow, because it depends on good timing when switching the roles as they are growing during the story.
When you place the movie in its own time, it was one of those real Belmondo's: cleverly written, and full of terrific action, with often surprising acts. A nice movie!