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  • One Way Ticket (1971)
  • 120 min | Crime, Drama
One Way Ticket (1971)
120 min | Crime, Drama

A small-time criminal wants to give up his life of crime. He performs a robbery with a friend, with similar feelings, and things go sour.
Director
Writers
Henry Edward Helseth (novel "The Chair for Martin Rome") | José Giovanni (adaptation) (dialogue)
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Updated May 19, 1971

Release date
May 19, 1971 (France)

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23 cast members
Name Known for
Jean Gaven
Dietrich Dietrich   See fewer
Alain Mottet
Nitesse Nitesse   See fewer
Rufus
Tom Mills Tom Mills   See fewer
Adolfo Geri
Volterra Volterra   See fewer
Serge Davri
La balafre La balafre   See fewer
Jean de Coninck
Leggett Leggett   See fewer
Philippe Brizard
Le gardien de prison Le gardien de prison   See fewer
Paul Beauvais
Palmer Palmer   See fewer
Aldo De Carellis
Le veilleur de nuit Le veilleur de nuit   See fewer
Gabriel Briand
Le cascadeur (uncredited) Le cascadeur (uncredited)   See fewer
José Bódalo
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José María Caffarel
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Nicoletta Massone
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Sergio Mendizábal
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Lorenzo Robledo
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Ricardo Valle
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