Do not touch with the grisbi

Touchez not with the grisbi is a French film of Jacques Becker, left on the screens with Paris in March 1954. It is an adaptation of the novel of the same name of Albert Simonin.

Synopsis

Two gangsters are on a “master stroke”, but a third will covet the spoils: 50 million in ingots.

Comments

One needed the refusal of Daniel Gélin, which was seen too young person to play max , so that Jean Gabin incarnates the role. It is indeed Touchez not with the grisbi which started again the career of the actor. Since the end of the Second world war, the services of Jean Gabin to the screen had not been crowned success. And it is max the liar , gangster who aspires at rest, which gives again with the actor his popular dimension. It should be noted that they are the beginnings with the cinema of Lino Ventura, then former fighter. The film was a success at the time of its exit into the room in 1954. See the opening to the following address: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGIjWmjvmUo

Data sheet

Title: Do not touch with the grisbi
Réalisation: Jacques Becker
Scenario: Jacques Becker, Maurice Scratches, Albert Simonin, according to the novel éponyme of this last (Gallimard Editions)
Dialogs: Albert Simonin
Assistants realizer: Marc Maurette, Jean-François Hauduroy, Jean Becker
Photography: Pierre Montazel
Operator: Andre Dumaître
Sound: Jacques Lebreton, Jacques Carrère
Decorations: Jean d' Eaubonne, assisted Jacques Gut
Assembly: Marguerite Renoir, assisted Denise Charvein
Music: Jean Wiener
Orchestra under the direction of Ernest Guillon - Jerry Mengo and its orchestra - Jean Wetzel with the harmonica - Editions Ray Ventura - piano Pleyel
musical Leitmotiv composed by Marc Lanjean
Administrator: Pierre Bochart
Interior designer: Robert Turlure
Make-up: Jean Ulysses
Dresses: Marcelle Desvignes
Hairstyles: Jean Lalaurette
Script girl: Colette Crochot
Photographer of plate: Marcel Bougereau
general Manager: Georges Charlot, assisted Andre Rameau
Production: Del Duca Films - Antarès Films (Franco-Italian)
Directing of production: Square Leon
Chief of production: Robert Dorfmann
Distribution: Films Corona
Poster artist: Clement Hurel
Turning in the studios of Paris-Studio-Cinema of Billancourt from September 21st to December 18th, 1953
sound Recording System Western-Electric
Pulling: Laboratory L.T.C of Saint-Cloud
Faking: Lux
Film: 35mm - black and white
Kind: Police officer
Lasted: 103 minutes (1. 43)
First presentation on March 17th, 1954
Visa of exploitation: 25466

Distribution

Jean Gabin: Max the liar, accessory to Riton
Lino Ventura: Angelo, a concurrent gang leader
Jeanne Moreau: Josy, the boyfriend of Riton
Gilded Fraud: Lola, the boyfriend of max
Rene Dary: Henri Ducrot known as: Riton
Paul Frankeur: Pierrot, the owner of the box
Daniel Cauchy: Fifi the nutcase, a man of Angelo
Michel Jourdan: Marco, the young gangster
Gaby Basset hound: Marinette, the woman of Pierrot
Marilyn Bufferd: Betty, a mistress of max
Untied Scala: Huguette, the secretary of Clear Oscar
Denise: The mother Stops, the restorer
Jean Riveyre: The boy of the " Moderna"
Paul Oettly: Oscar, the receiver and uncle of max
Flavia Solivani: Chick, a secretary of Pierro
Vittorio Sanipoli: Ramon, a man of Angelo
Angelo Bassy: Bastien, a man of Angelo
Dominique Davray: A prostitute at " Bouche"
Jean Clarieux: A shady at " Bouche"
Jean Daurand: A shady at " Bouche"
Gerard Blain: The gatekeeper of the nightclub
Alain Bouvette: The taxi driver
Charles Mahieux: Bébert, a shady at " Bouche"
Robert the Fort: A customer gets rid of at " Bouche"
Paul Barge: Eugene, the gatekeeper at Oscar
Rene Hell: A shady at " Bouche"
Charles Bayard: Mr. Dufiond, a dancer
Mario Silvestri

See too

Do not touch with the grisbi on Internet Movie Database

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