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A secret agent is summoned by the head of a counter espionage organization, to Trieste where he is to unmask a potential enemy operating in Venice.
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A secret agent is summoned by the head of a counter espionage organization, to Trieste where he is to unmask a potential enemy operating in Venice.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bernard Borderie
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Runtime:98 minutes
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Cast
Bernard Borderie
Director
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Cyril Dormoy
Carla Del Poggio
Catherine
Fernand Ledoux
Thomas Mollert
Marcel Herrand
Pedro, le directeur du cabaret
Nicolas Vogel
Jim, le chauffeur de Mollert
Roldano Lupi
Miguel
Attilio Dottesio
Baum
Gianni Rizzo
Le commissaire italien
John Kitzmiller
Le domestique noir de Miguel
Louis de Funès
Le Barman
Sophie Sel
Une employée de l'hôtel
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