Un condé (1970)

Rôles principaux25

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Michel Bouquet

L'inspecteur Favenin

Françoise Fabian

Hélène Dassa

Gianni Garko

Dan Rover
(as John Garko)

Michel Constantin

Viletti

Anne Carrère

Christine
(as Anne Carrere)

Rufus

Raymond Aulnay

Théo Sarapo

Lupo
(as Theo Sarapo)

Henri Garcin

Georges Duval, dit 'Georgy Beausourire'

Pierre Massimi

Robert Dassa

Bernard Fresson

L'inspecteur Barnero

Adolfo Celi

With the participation of (Le commissaire principal)

Jean-Claude Bercq

Germain
(as Jean-Claude Berck)

Marcel Gassouk

Stéphan Holmes

Le jeune garçon
(as Stephan Holmes)

Noëlle Leiris

Georges Lucas

Roger Lumont

Le gardien

Georges Montant

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Anecdotes
Although his film is close to Pierre Lesou's novel, director Yves Boisset confessed that, during the scene between Michel Constantin and Michel Bouquet, he was influenced by Jean-Pierre Melville's films' atmosphere and dialogue.

Versions alternatives
Due to pressure from then French Minister of the Interior Raymond Marcellin, the film had a tough time getting approved for release and director Yves Boisset was finally forced to cut a few lines of dialogue and reshoot the interrogation scene. The film was shown uncut and with the original scene internationally. In France, the original scene can be seen as a bonus feature on home video.

Connexions
Referenced in Parole de cinéaste: Yves Boisset: le cinéaste le plus censuré de France (2013)

The basic motif to see it remains the admirable job of Michel Bouquet. A film about friendship, duty and corruption , simple, precise and using cold tones.

A cop is killed.

His colegue looks for the murderer, using all tools for find him.

Nothing new but seductive for the cinematography and for the wise way to use American model, giving to it profound nuances.

A film about guilty, to.

Interesting for the exploration of characters.