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Title: The Loner (1987)
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Cast
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| Jean-Paul Belmondo | ... | Stan Jalard | |
| Jean-Pierre Malo | ... | Charly Schneider | |
| Michel Beaune | ... | Le commissaire Pezzoli | |
| Pierre Vernier | ... | Maurin | |
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François Dunoyer | ... | René Pignon |
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Franck Ayas | ... | Christian |
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Laurent Gendron | ... | Rocky |
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Jean-Claude de Goros | ... | Boulin |
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Guy Pannequin | ... | Sumatra |
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Patricia Malvoisin | ... | Brigitte |
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André Landais | ... | Marc |
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Alan Coriolan | ... | Serge |
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Carlos Sotto Mayor | ... | Eva |
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Valérie Steffen | ... | Carole |
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Bernard Freyd | ... | Le directeur de la P.J. |
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A cop is looking for the killer of his friend.
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Marketed in Germany as 'Der Profi 2' (The Professional 2/Le professionnel 2) despite having no connections at all with the movie The Professional (1981) except Jean Paul Belmondo as actor of the main role. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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18 March 1987 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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This film is really bad even for 80s Belmondo standards. Story? None. Belmondo is looking for his friends' killer and chases cars, beats up and kills people in the process. At one stage or other the director seemed to have noticed that this wouldn't fill 90 minutes and added the character of a child. So all in all it seems like a tough and nasty version of a 60s Eddie Constantine film. It is interesting though that if you watch the film closely you'll notice that props and cast also feature in some other 80s Belmondo movies. The overall impression is that nothing really seems to fit story wise as well. The whole film seems to be made up of odds and ends. In Germany the film was called The Professional 2- a bit pointless given the fact that the original professional actually dies in the first part.