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| Yves Montand | ... | Le procureur Henri Volney | |
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Michel Albertini | ... | Luigi Lacosta |
| Roland Amstutz | ... | Pierre Gregory | |
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Jean-Pierre Bagot | ... | Michaël Mix |
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Georges Beller | ... | Sam Kido |
| Maurice Bénichou | ... | Robert Sanio, l'homme à la caméra | |
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Edmond Bernard | ... | Le présentateur TV |
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Françoise Bette | ... | Jane Bellony |
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Roland Blanche | ... | Garcia Santos |
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Benoît Brione | ... | Le reporter au bobino (as Benoist Brione) |
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Jacques Brylant | ... | Nicolas Rosenko (as Jacques Bryland) |
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Gabriel Cattand | ... | Le président Marc Jarry |
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Nanette Corey | ||
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Jacques Denis | ... | Despaul, le cobaye |
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Erick Desmarestz | ... | Bob Dagan |
After the recently re-elected President of a fictitious state has been assassinated, one of the members of the investigation committee refuses to sign the final report and is given the task of investigating once more. In the course of his search he finds evidence that casts serious doubt on the committee's "lone-gunman" theory... A very bold film that basically told the "JFK" story thinly disguised as having taken place not in the US. Written by B. v. Weymarn <se6y047@public.uni-hamburg.de>
of course, even though we are talking about a French movie here. It should quite obvious to anyone who saw the movie that the Dallas shooting at JFK and Lee Harvey Oswald are the starting point of the story.
One of the judges in charge of the inquiry (Yves Montand) decides he does not agree with the conclusions of the committee he is a member of. Then trouble begins...
One of Verneuil's best movies, if you ask me. The other ones would be "Le corps de mon ennemi" and "Peur sur la ville." (Belmondo rules, and so does Marie-France Pisier!).