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Das Haus auf dem Hügel
Interpol detective Wilton, known for his powers of deduction, is set on a gang of bank and jewel robbers who are up to mischief in Marseille. Despite some false leads, he can shed light on the murky affair. A conventional but relatively exciting crime film that strives for atmospheric density but is not immune to the clichés of the genre. Charpentier's trivial novel is the first crime thriller in a series that pretends to be the publication of Commissioner Wilton's diaries.
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Interpol detective Wilton, known for his powers of deduction, is set on a gang of bank and jewel robbers who are up to mischief in Marseille. Despite some false leads, he can shed light on the murky affair. A conventional but relatively exciting crime film that strives for atmospheric density but is not immune to the clichés of the genre. Charpentier's trivial novel is the first crime thriller in a series that pretends to be the publication of Commissioner Wilton's diaries.
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Genre:Crime
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Werner Klingler
Director
Ron Randell
Allan Wilton, Kriminalkommissar
Paul Esser
Inspektor Antoine Creux
Bum Krüger
Chefinspektor Leon Vaudrac
Pinkas Braun
Roger Marton, Antiquitätenhändler
Virginia Rodin
Camille Laroche, Barsängerin
Christiane Maybach
Marion, Bardame
Laya Raki
Suzanne
Roger Hanin
Ernest Charnot, Barbesitzer
Barbara Frey
Michele Michaud, Bankbeamtin
Demeter Bitenc
(uncredited)
Laci Cigoj
(uncredited)
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