Code Name: Tiger (1964)
A Turkish ambassador arrives in Paris to sign an important trade agreement, allowing Turkey to buy a sophisticated new war plane from France. Immediately he is the target of an assassin, and a special agent is assigned to protect him.
Director: Claude Chabrol
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Roger Hanin as Le Tigre |
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Daniela Bianchi as Mehlica |
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Roger Dumas as Duvet |
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Maria Mauban as Madame Baskine |
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Antonio Passalia as Coubassi |
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Jimmy Karoubi as Jean-Luc, le nain |
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Roger Rudel as Benita |
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Carlo Nell as L'assassin du théâtre |
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Henri Attal as Le tueur de l'aéroport #2 |
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Christa Lang as La fille avec Dobrovsky |
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Guy d'Avout as Le ministre français |
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Albert Dagnant as Le général Condé |
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Jacky Corn as Un catcheur |
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Dominique Zardi as Le tueur de l'aéroport #1 |
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Pierre-François Moro as Ghislain |
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Sauveur Sasporte as Baskine |
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Charles Audisio as Le ténor |
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Serge Bento as L'homme de Dobrovsky |
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Mario David as Dobronsky |
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Stéphane Audran as La chanteuse d'opéra |
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Mick Besson as Un homme de la DST (uncredited) |
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Michel Charrel as Un homme de la DST (uncredited) |
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Marcel Gassouk as Un homme de la DST (uncredited) |
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Francis Terzian as Un homme de la DST (uncredited) |
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Jacques Van Dooren as Un catcheur (uncredited) |
| Production | Christine Gouze-Rénal | Producer |
| Production | Virgilio De Blasi | Associate Producer |
| Editing | Jacques Gaillard | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jacques Heim | Costume Design |
| Sound | Jean-Claude Marchetti | Sound |
| Directing | Claude Chabrol | Director |
| Writing | Roger Hanin | Writer |
| Writing | Jean Halain | Adaptation |
| Camera | Jean Rabier | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Pierre Jansen | Music |
