Borsalino

1970
R
2h 5min

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Jean-Paul Belmondo and Alain Delon in Borsalino (1970)

During the 1930s, in Marseilles, France, two small time crooks work for local crime bosses until they decide to go into business for themselves.

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Crime Drama

Durante la década de 1930, en Marsella, Francia, dos delincuentes trabajan para los jefes del crimen local hasta que deciden emprender su propio negocio.Durante la década de 1930, en Marsella, Francia, dos delincuentes trabajan para los jefes del crimen local hasta que deciden emprender su propio negocio.Durante la década de 1930, en Marsella, Francia, dos delincuentes trabajan para los jefes del crimen local hasta que deciden emprender su propio negocio.

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- 3 nominaciones en total

Trivia
The film was based on real life gangsters Paul Carbone and François Spirito. Alain Delon found the story in a book he was reading about French gangsters from 1900 to 1970. He produced the film looking for a vehicle for him to co-star with Jean-Paul Belmondo.

Errores
When François Capella (Belmondo) goes to the beach with Roch Siffredi (Delon), François wears his black swimsuit the wrong way around. His nipples are visible. The back is his front, and in some shots where he comes back with Ginette he has the swimsuit on the right side. In some shots he has the swimsuit on the wrong way again, which repeats.

Citas
Simone Escarguel: Do you think it may be dangerous for him?
Roch Siffredi: Women are always dangerous.

Conexiones
Featured in Tango Bar (triángulo de amor) (1987)

Bandas sonoras
Prends-Moi Matelot
Music by Claude Bolling
Lyrics by Jacques Deray and Jean-Claude Carrière
Performed by Odette Piquet

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10/10

One of the all-time fun French gangster films

"Borsalino" is one of the all-time fun French gangster films. I saw it in a cinema in Paris when I studied there eons ago, but just try to find the DVD or videotape! I guess they're trying to increase its rarity value by foisting a much inferior film, Borsalino & Company, on Delon and Belmondo fans. Well, this is the genuine article, more Marseille than the real city, perhaps 70 years or so ago, so just enjoy the great dialogue and scenarios IF YOU EVER MANAGE TO GET YOUR HANDS ON THIS TAPE OR (BETTER) DVD, NOT DUBBED but with subtitles s'il vous plaît. The soundtrack by Claude Bolling (sporadically available on CD) is the perfect accompaniment, and the combination of the French cinema's two most popular young actors made this an all time favorite in France. In the final analysis, style certainly triumphs over substance, and you'll never forget you are seeing Delon and Belmondo. This film has stuck in my mind all these years, and I think you'll be just as impressed as I was... bonne chance!