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Diabolique ()

Les diaboliques (original title)
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The wife and mistress of a loathed school principal plan to murder him with what they believe is the perfect alibi.

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Nicole Horner
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Christina Delassalle (as Vera Clouzot)
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Michel Delassalle
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Alfred Fichet - le commissaire
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Plantiveau - le concierge
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Madame Herboux
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Monsieur Raymond - le surveillant
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Le docteur Loisy
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Le garagiste
Camille Guérini ...
Le photographe (as Camille Guerini)
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L'employé de la morgue
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Le soldat
Aminda Montserrat ...
Madame Plantiveau
Jean Témerson ...
Le garçon d'hôtel (as Jean Temerson)
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Monsieur Bridoux - Un professeur
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Soudieu - un élève
Yves-Marie Maurin ...
Moynet - un élève
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Monsieur Herboux
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Monsieur Drain - un professeur
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Jean Pierre Bonnefoux ...
De Gascuel, un élève (uncredited)
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Un homme à la morgue (uncredited)
Jean Clarieux ...
Le chauffeur (uncredited)
Henri Coutet ...
L'employé de la morgue (uncredited)
Michel Dumur ...
Ritberger - un élève (uncredited)
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Un élève (uncredited)
Henri Humbert ...
Patard - un élève (uncredited)
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Lui-même - Voix radio (uncredited)
Roberto Rodrigo ...
José - un élève (uncredited)
Madeleine Suffel ...
La dégraisseuse (uncredited)
Jimmy Urbain ...
Un élève (uncredited)

Directed by

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Henri-Georges Clouzot ... (as H.G. Clouzot)

Written by

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Pierre Boileau ... (novel "Celle qui n'était plus") (as Boileau) and
Thomas Narcejac ... (novel "Celle qui n'était plus") (as Narcejac)
 
Henri-Georges Clouzot ... (scenario and dialogue) (as H.G. Clouzot) and
Jérôme Géronimi ... (scenario and dialogue) (as Jérôme Geronimi)
 
René Masson ... (collaboration) &
Frédéric Grendel ... (collaboration)

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Henri-Georges Clouzot ... producer (as H.G. Clouzot)
Georges Lourau ... producer (uncredited)

Music by

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Georges Van Parys

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Armand Thirard ... director of photography

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Madeleine Gug

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Léon Barsacq

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Carven ... (uncredited)

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Simone Knapp ... hair stylist (uncredited)
Anatole Paris ... makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management

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Louis de Masure ... production manager
Georges Testard ... unit manager

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Michel Romanoff ... assistant director

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William Robert Sivel ... sound (as William-Robert Sivel)

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Jean Dicop ... assistant camera
Daniel Diot ... assistant camera
Robert Juillard ... camera operator
Jean Lallier ... camera operator
Louis Née ... camera operator (as Louis Nee)
Jacques Robin ... camera operator
Robert Joffres ... still photographer (uncredited)
Léo Mirkine ... still photographer (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Jeanne Witta ... script supervisor (as Jeanne Witta-Montrobert)

Additional Crew

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Richard Heinz ... English version
Mario Besesti ... italian voice dubbing: Pierre Larquey (uncredited)
Renata Marini ... italian voice dubbing: Véra Clouzot (uncredited)
Andreina Pagnani ... italian voice dubbing: Simone Signoret (uncredited)
Giulio Panicali ... italian voice dubbing: Michel Serrault (uncredited)
Luigi Pavese ... italian voice dubbing: Jean Brochard (uncredited)
Bruno Persa ... italian voice dubbing: Paul Meurisse (uncredited)
Amilcare Pettinelli ... italian voice dubbing: Charles Vanel (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

Christina Delassalle suffers greatly at the hands of her brutish husband Michel. She inherited the boys' boarding school they run but it's clearly Michel who is in charge. She and Nicole Horner, one of the teachers and Michel's former lover, decide to kill him. Christina, who has a serious condition, is terrified when, by chance, she meets a retired police inspector who decides to look into the case. Written by garykmcd

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Taglines See it, be amazed at it, but... BE QUIET ABOUT IT! (original Finnish poster tagline) See more »
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Also Known As
  • Diabolique (Canada, English title)
  • The Devils (United States)
  • Las diabólicas (United States, Spanish title)
  • The Fiends (South Africa, English title)
  • Diabolique (United States)
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  • 117 min
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Trivia After director Henri-Georges Clouzot bought the film rights to the original novel, he reportedly beat Alfred Hitchcock by only a matter of hours. See more »
Goofs When Christina is watching the caretaker from her class as he inspects the swimming pool, she is calling out English irregular verbs for her pupils to recite the forms. As the caretaker turns to the pool, she calls out 'turn' and then as he looks in the water, she calls out 'find'. 'Turn' is not an irregular verb. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in What's Wrong with Home Video (1988). See more »
Crazy Credits The movie ends with a text screen commenting on what the viewer has witnessed, and a request not to spoil the ending for those who are planning to see the movie. See more »
Quotes Plantiveau, le concierge: Watch out, ma'am. That's the deep part where you are.
Christina Delassalle: There is no danger. I can swim.
Plantiveau, le concierge: That don't mean a thing. It's always the ones who know how that get drowned. The ones who can't, don't go near the pool.
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