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L'Ennemi dans l'ombre
The director of the French Ministry of the Interior summons Serge Cazals, an Interpol agent, to unmask the leaders of an organization that sells military intelligence and has just made a name for itself with the assassination of Secret Service ace Georges Dandieu. Cazals is soon spotted by his adversaries and dangerously threatened. Through an intermediary in the organization, he obtains a telephone number that leads him to various leads, but to no avail. He then decides to set a trap, with the help of his friend Violaine.
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The director of the French Ministry of the Interior summons Serge Cazals, an Interpol agent, to unmask the leaders of an organization that sells military intelligence and has just made a name for itself with the assassination of Secret Service ace Georges Dandieu. Cazals is soon spotted by his adversaries and dangerously threatened. Through an intermediary in the organization, he obtains a telephone number that leads him to various leads, but to no avail. He then decides to set a trap, with the help of his friend Violaine.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Pascal Jardin
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Charles Gérard
Director
Roger Hanin
Serge Cazais
Estella Blain
Violaine
Bernard Blier
le Patron
Michel Vitold
le colonel Eric Urenbach
Lise Delamare
la marquise de Caulaincourt
Fabienne Dali
la chanteuse
Claude Cerval
Nilpiker
Yves Barsacq
Gino Servantes
Joël Papouf
le fils du Patron
José Luis de Vilallonga
Georges Dandieu
Jean Barthet
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