On ne meurt que deux fois

1985
1h 45m

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6.1/10

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Charlotte Rampling and Michel Serrault in On ne meurt que deux fois (1985)

Crime Drama Mystery

The inspector Staniland as always try to put himself in the place of the victim, this time an unsuccessful pianist. That's when the victim's mistress Barbara entered the appartment, look lik... Read allThe inspector Staniland as always try to put himself in the place of the victim, this time an unsuccessful pianist. That's when the victim's mistress Barbara entered the appartment, look like a real bitch that one think the inspector. Surprised by his presence, she accuse herself... Read allThe inspector Staniland as always try to put himself in the place of the victim, this time an unsuccessful pianist. That's when the victim's mistress Barbara entered the appartment, look like a real bitch that one think the inspector. Surprised by his presence, she accuse herself of the crime. But the inspector is not convinced because everything don't fit all well in... Read all

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Awards
- 2 wins & 7 nominations

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Charlotte Rampling in On ne meurt que deux fois (1985)

Xavier Deluc and Michel Serrault in On ne meurt que deux fois (1985)

Michel Serrault in On ne meurt que deux fois (1985)

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Trivia
This was the fifth time that Michel Serrault was the lead character for a French crime drama inspired from British crime novels. Pile Ou Face from Alfred Harris; Garde A Vue from John Wrainwright; A Mort L'Arbitre from Alfred Draper; Mortelle Randonnée from Marc Behm; On Ne Meurt Que Deux Fois from Robin Cook.

Connections
Featured in The End (2011)

Soundtracks
Roses of Picardy
(uncredited)
Music by Haydn Wood

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10/10

A treat for fans of La Rampling, a real Euro mystery.

You'll die with your eyes open if you are a fan of the beautiful Charlotte. In a great french speaking role she is the best thing in the film. The plot is a touch convoluted and a bit difficult to unravel but basically it is a murder mystery. The cop who is supposed to be solving the crime is easily led astray by the smouldering Charlotte Rampling. Let's face it, she could lead any man astray just by looking at them!! And in this film she does more than just looking. Is she telling the truth when she confesses or is she protecting someone? All will be revealed, including all of Charlotte Rampling. If you think that I've given the game away, well, come on now, you'd be disappointed if she didn't get her kit off wouldn't you? See the film if you get the chance, it's a pretty good example of a french cop film if you like that sort of thing. It's certainly better than a lot of the trashy cop films that Hollywood churns out. 7/10.

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