With Both Hands
In Spain, criminals steal a large stock of watermarked paper for banknotes. In France, they hire Besnard, a specialist in counterfeit money, to do the printing. But after printing the clichés, Besnard is wounded by gangsters, and a journalist gets involved and steals the famous clichés.
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In Spain, criminals steal a large stock of watermarked paper for banknotes. In France, they hire Besnard, a specialist in counterfeit money, to do the printing. But after printing the clichés, Besnard is wounded by gangsters, and a journalist gets involved and steals the famous clichés.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Michel Lebrun, Maurice Régamey
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Donjon Films
Cast
Maurice Régamey
Director
Yves Massard
Inspector Pierre Chevillon
Louis Seigner
Commissioner Toussaint
Jean Brochard
Commissioner Marsay
Georges Lycan
Raymond
Françoise Saint-Laurent
Alice Lancourt
Colette Riedinger
Colette Guérin
Yves Brainville
Besnard
Albert Dinan
Bob
Albert Dagnant
Stefani
Jack Claret
Inspector Gérard
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