Law of Men (1962)
After a planned robbery on an armoured car the investigating police officer encounters a female journalist who specialises in criminology, and who he suspects may have had a role in the heist.
Director: Charles Gérard
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Micheline Presle as Sophie Givier |
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Philippe Leroy as Dandrieu |
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Pierre Mondy as Judge Béguin |
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Arletty as Loune de Lindt |
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José Luis de Vilallonga as The priest |
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Robert Dalban as Cafe owner |
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Mathilde Casadesus as Madame Thiebaut |
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Yves Barsacq as An Inspector |
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Berthe Granval as Secretary |
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Marcel Dalio as The lawyer Plautet |
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Gérard Buhr as Boss of the armored vans |
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Aurelien Lintermans as |
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Mercédès Lintermans as |
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Raoul Saint-Yves as Jules, policeman on duty |
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Serge Sauvion as Jacky, friend of Sophie |
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Michel Constantin as Paulo, friend of Sophie |
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Jacques Sempey as Newspaper's layout artist |
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Jean-Loup Reynold as Projectionist |
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Mick Besson as |
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Joé Davray as The 'blind' robber |
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Jacqueline Huet as TV presenter |
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Joseph Pasteur as Journalist |
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Papouf as Helmut's son |
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Jacques Monod as Helmut |
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Sophie Hardy as (uncredited) |
| Directing | Charles Gérard | Director |
| Writing | Charles Gérard | Writer |
| Writing | Pascal Jardin | Writer |
| Camera | Roger Forster | Still Photographer |
