The Angels
Larry, who is awaiting a large inheritance, lives with his uncle who hopes to receive part of the hefty sum. He meets another specimen of its kind, weak, lazy and eager to show off, who lives on the hooks of an elderly woman. The two thugs sympathize and cause, by game, a fatal accident. From perverse games to silly games, they enter a deadly spiral.
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Larry, who is awaiting a large inheritance, lives with his uncle who hopes to receive part of the hefty sum. He meets another specimen of its kind, weak, lazy and eager to show off, who lives on the hooks of an elderly woman. The two thugs sympathize and cause, by game, a fatal accident. From perverse games to silly games, they enter a deadly spiral.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jean Desvilles
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Les Films Jean Desvilles, Les Films de l'Epée
Cast
Jean Desvilles
Director
Bruno Pradal
Jean-Paul, alias Larry
Didier Haudepin
Christian, alias Larry
Corinne Le Poulain
Martine
Madeleine Ozeray
Lili
Françoise Prévost
Anne
Michel Bouquet
Maurice
Sophie Boudet
Brigitte, Maurice's wife
Louis Velle
Inspector
José Luis de Vilallonga
Bernard
Christian Chevreuse
Taxi driver
Jean Martinelli
Notary
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