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The French intelligence service want to use a double agent to eliminate a terrorist groupe. To do this, the captain Duroc will give to the traitor a car filled with explosives. But the whole thing is a double trap. One of the officer of the Service, Leroy, has plan a dreadful blow to discredit his new director. He had chosen Duroc because is not supposed to be an intelligent agent.
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The French intelligence service want to use a double agent to eliminate a terrorist groupe. To do this, the captain Duroc will give to the traitor a car filled with explosives. But the whole thing is a double trap. One of the officer of the Service, Leroy, has plan a dreadful blow to discredit his new director. He had chosen Duroc because is not supposed to be an intelligent agent.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dominique Chaussois
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:C.A.P.A.C., Agepro Cinéma, Séléna Audiovisuel, TF1 Films Production
Cast
Dominique Chaussois
Director
Jean Rochefort
le capitaine Duroc
Grace de Capitani
la fille
Jean-Claude Brialy
Leroy
Jean-Louis Trintignant
le général Gougeard
Maxime Leroux
Staub
Marie Mergey
la dame
Marc Brunet
la routier
Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus
le technicien Volvo
Albert Delpy
le patron du restaurant
Jean-Claude Leguay
le jeune homme
Franca Maï
Catherine Fruck - the terrorist
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