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The Man Who Betrayed the Mafia
When an oily attorney dies at the hands of the mafia, a dedicated French detective investigates the man's murder. He soon uncovers a drug-smuggling operation and lets his sawed-off shotgun do the talking to the toughs in this Gallic gangster feature.
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When an oily attorney dies at the hands of the mafia, a dedicated French detective investigates the man's murder. He soon uncovers a drug-smuggling operation and lets his sawed-off shotgun do the talking to the toughs in this Gallic gangster feature.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
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Studio:Mercurfilm, Filmatec
Cast
Charles Gérard
Director
Robert Hossein
Maître Bianchini
Claude Mann
Commissioner Lambert
Claudine Coster
Isabelle Bianchini
Robert Manuel
Head of the narcotics squad
José Luis de Vilallonga
Mario Vérona
Carl Studer
Morgan
Noëlle Noblecourt
Flight attendant
Alain Gottvalles
Luciano
Michel Creton
Fabiani
Paul Préboist
Garage Attendant
Lilly Bistrattin
Sandra
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