El otro Sr. Klein

Título original: Mr. Klein

1976
13
2h 3min

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Crime Drama Mystery Thriller War

En la París ocupada por los Nazis, el traficante de arte Robert Klein lleva una vida de lujo hasta que un periódico lo pone en el radar de la policía.En la París ocupada por los Nazis, el traficante de arte Robert Klein lleva una vida de lujo hasta que un periódico lo pone en el radar de la policía.En la París ocupada por los Nazis, el traficante de arte Robert Klein lleva una vida de lujo hasta que un periódico lo pone en el radar de la policía.

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- 3 premios y 6 nominaciones en total

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Mr. Klein

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Alain Delon's Top 10 Films, Ranked

To celebrate the life and career of Alain Delon, the actor often credited with starring in some of the greatest European films of the 1960s and '70s, we rounded up his top 10 movies, ranked by IMDb fan ratings.

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This was originally going ahead as a Costa Gavras project in 1974.

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Le vendeur: Six hundred louis.
Mr. Robert Klein: Three hundred.
Le vendeur: You must be joking. At that price, I'd rather keep it.
Mr. Robert Klein: As you wish.
Le vendeur: It's easy for you, when a man is forced to sell.
Mr. Robert Klein: But I'm not forced to buy. I'm not a collector. For me it's just a job.
Le vendeur: Make me a reasonable offer.
Mr. Robert Klein: Three hundred.

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Featured in Les rendez-vous du dimanche: Episodio fechado 6 marzo 1977 (1977)

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L'Internationale
Music by Pierre Degeyter
Lyrics by Eugène Pottier

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9/10

Losey's best film since THE SERVANT.

By far the most popular kind of film produced in 70s France was the policier, in which dogged detectives and po-faced policemen plodded through dour crime narratives after charismatic criminals. Generally reactionary, many featured Alain Delon, along with Jean-Paul Belmondo, France's biggest star.

MONSIEUR KLEIN is a very different Delon policier. Set in Occupied Paris, its police are Gestapo stooges doggedly and po-facedly seeking out phoney Frenchmen, with one of whom Klein, Catholic, collaborationist-befriending, art-dealing war-profiteer, seems to be confused, with inevitable consequences.

Losey's nausea-inducing camerawork, his use of ugly colour and shadows which literally swallows up the brightest of film-stars, the recreation of Nazi France, the playing with ideas of play, the combining of exciting thriller with Borges and Kafka, makes this one of the best films of the 70s.