The Clan of the Sicilians

the Clan of the Sicilians is a Film police French carried out by Henri Verneuil and left in 1969.

Synopsis

A family of gangster Sicilians wants to make escape a gangster during her transfer from the law courts towards the Prison of Fresnes. This dangerous criminal obtained in prison by another prisoner the plan of the security system of an international exhibition of jewels, which must proceed with Rome. The business is worth the sorrow to be studied: the brother of the gangster, alive in America, came on the spot, and considers that the risks are too great. The business should be re-examined. And why not during the transfer of the jewels towards New York where the exposure must be presented? For that, it will be necessary to hijack a plane and to make it land on a highway closed due to work. The execution of the operation cannot be opposed in spite of the alliance of the police forces American and French.

Data sheet

Realization: Henri Verneuil
Scenario: Henri Verneuil, Jose Giovanni and Pierre Pelegri according to the novel of Auguste Breton the.
Dialogs: Jose Giovanni
Assistant realizer: Bernard Stora, Marc Grunebaum
Director of the photography: Henri Decae
Operator: Charles-Henri Montel, assisted of François Lauliac
Sound: Jean Rieul, assisted Vartan Karakusian
Boom operator: Marcel Corvaisier
Decorations: Jacques Saulnier, assisted of G.Glon, J.J. Caziot
Assembly: Pierre Gillette, assisted of Florence Aymond, Annie Vital
Music: Ennio Morricone - orchestra under the direction of Bruno Nicolai (Fox-Europa Editions)
Costumes: Helene Nourry
Dresser: Charles Mérangel
Song interpreted by Dalida
Hairstyles: Simone Knapp
Script girl: Lucile Costa
Make-up: Michel Dernelle, Yvonne Gasperina
Photographer of plate: Victor Rodrigue
Accessories supplier: Rene Albouze
general Manager: Gerard Crosnier, Francis Peltier
external Manager: Jean-Pierre Nossereau
Electrician: Rene Limat
Casting: Evelyne Jay
Film 35mm, color by Eastmancolor, process Panavision
Westrex Recording 1135 S.N.E.C, auditorium Paris Studio Cinema
Pulling: Generic laboratory L.T.C Saint-Cloud
: C.T.R
Turning in the studios " Franstudio" of Saint-Maurice and on the airport of bets
Production: 20th Century Fox, films of the century, Europa Films
Chief of production: Henri Verneuil, Jacques Strauss
Directing of production: Jacques Juranville, Louis Trinquet
Executive producer: Jacques-Eric Strauss
Assistants production: Jean-Jacques Caziot, Georges Glon, Gerard Viard
Lasted: 117 minutes
Coming out date: December 5th 1969
Kind: Police officer

Distribution

Jean Gabin: Vittorio Manalese
Alain Delon: Roger Sartet
Lino Ventura: The inspector Goff
Irina Demick: Jeanne Manalese
Amadeo Nazzari: Tony Nicosia
Yves Lefebvre: Aldo Manalese
Danielle Volle: Monique Sartet
Marc Porel: Sergio Manalese
Philippe Baronnet: Luigi
César Chauveau : Roberto (not credited)
Karen Blaguernon: Thérèsa
Elisa Cegani : Maria Manalese
Sydney Chaplin: Jack
Gerard Buhr: Inspector
Raoul Delfosse: Léoni
Edward Meeks : The commander
Sally Nesbitt: Mrs. Evans
Andre Thorent: Bourdier
Andre Pousse: G. Malik
Jacques Duby: Raymond Rovel
Yves Brainville: The examining magistrate
Christian de Tilière: Jean-Marie Balard
Léopoldo Trieste: Turi, the expert
Sabine Sun: Simone
Roger Lumont: Mr. Albert
Steve Eckhardt: The Wilson inspector.
Philippe Valauris: An inspector
Jean Juillard: An inspector
Bernard Woringer: An inspector
Catherine Watteau: The hostess with the airport
Bernard Musson: The guard of the prison van
Dominique Delpierre: The airline hostess
Rudy Lenoir: The gendarme at the examining magistrate
Michel Charrel: A prison warder
Jack Léonard: The gangster with the plane tickets
Maurice Auzel: A diamond cutter
Yvan Quantifies: An inspector
Lionel Glazing: An inspector
Claude Salez: The guard of Boeing
Marc Arian: A passenger
Arch Taylor: A pointsman with Guardia
Jack Marbeuf: A passenger in Orly
Raymond Pierson: A passenger in Orly
Roland Malet: A passer by with the drugstore
Jean-Pierre Zola: Mr. Wallach, diamond cutter
Alice Arno: A model at Malik

Around film

Manalese live on the edges of the Canal Saint Martin's day with 64, quai de Jemmapes in Paris.

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