1964·Thriller·1h 37m
7.0
★
A small-time con man on the run from his girlfriend's gangster husband hides out in a strange, brooding mansion run by two mysterious women, where he finds himself trapped in deception between the two.
Directed by René Clément
french riviera
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Cast
Alain Delon
Marc
Jane Fonda
Melinda
Lola Albright
Barbara
Sorrell Booke
Harry
Carl Studer
Loftus
André Oumansky
Vincent
George Gaynes
Annette Poivre
Employee
Marc Mazza
The Corsican
Jacques Bézard
Napoleon
Jean-Pierre Honoré
Schneider
Georges Douking
Clochard
Crew
René Clément
Director
Pascal Jardin
Screenplay
René Clément
Screenplay
Lalo Schifrin
Original Music Composer
Henri Decaë
Director of Photography
Antoine Bonfanti
Sound Designer
Pascal Jardin
Dialogue
Pierre Balmain
Costume Design
Costa-Gavras
Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
25 reviews
daniel
8.0★ · 05/11/26
Melinda Coerleone
Melinda Coerleone
Ella
6.0★ · 03/09/26
“You can’t have everything baby.” The attic in her castle begs to differ
“You can’t have everything baby.” The attic in her castle begs to differ
mimi
6.0★ · 12/21/25
i heart jane fonda
i heart jane fonda
Emin Alagic
8.0★ · 09/30/25
Alain delon plays a con man that is seemingly terrible at his job and has no survival skills when it comes to women 😂 I mean god he really can’t pick them in this movie. Overall this was pretty entertaining I enjoyed it. Jane Fonda and Lola Albright played convincing cousins very well and do look fairly alike. The ending was funny. Jane Fondas character Melinda frames Alain delon’s Mark for double murder just so he doesn’t leave her and hides him out in her attic.
Alain delon plays a con man that is seemingly terrible at his job and has no survival skills when it comes to women 😂 I mean god he really can’t pick them in this movie. Overall this was pretty entertaining I enjoyed it. Jane Fonda and Lola Albright played convincing cousins very well and do look fairly alike. The ending was funny. Jane Fondas character Melinda frames Alain delon’s Mark for double murder just so he doesn’t leave her and hides him out in her attic.
Matthew Bridges
5.0★ · 05/07/25
I really liked the first and third act but the entire middle is so slow and dull.
The saving grace of this film is Alain Delon for sure. I've never seen another actor with that kind of screen presence. Someone who can be so brooding, but also so endearing. Shame he's such a controversial figure.
The saving grace of this film is Alain Delon for sure. I've never seen another actor with that kind of screen presence. Someone who can be so brooding, but also so endearing. Shame he's such a controversial figure.
I really liked the first and third act but the entire middle is so slow and dull.
The saving grace of this film is Alain Delon for sure. I've never seen another actor with that kind of screen presence. Someone who can be so brooding, but also so endearing. Shame he's such a controversial figure.
The saving grace of this film is Alain Delon for sure. I've never seen another actor with that kind of screen presence. Someone who can be so brooding, but also so endearing. Shame he's such a controversial figure.