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An ambitious mobster plans an elaborate diamond heist while seducing the daughter-in-law of a ruthless mob patriarch as a determined police commissioner closes in on all of them.
Top billed cast
Jean GabinVittorio Manalese
Alain DelonRoger Startet
Lino VenturaCommissaire Le Goff
Irina DemickJeanne Manalese, épouse d'Aldo
Amedeo NazzariTony Nicosia
Yves LefebvreAldo Manalese, fils aîné de Vittorio
Philippe BaronnetLuigi, gendre de Vittorio, mari de Teresa
Marc PorelSergio Manalese, fils cadet de Vittorio
Karen BlanguernonTeresa, fille de Vittorio
Elisa CeganiMaria Manalese, l'épouse de Vittorio
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