Cat and Mouse (1975)
A jaded and charming police inspector is assigned along with his cheerful partner to a case involving the mysterious death and/or suicide of a wealthy entrepreneur. The chief suspect is his enchanting wife who was aware that her husband had a mistress. It is also possible that the dead man may be the victim of a radical terrorist group.
Director:
Claude Lelouch
Writer:
Claude Lelouch
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Michèle Morgan as Madame Richard |
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Serge Reggiani as Lechat |
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Philippe Léotard as Pierre Chemin |
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Jean-Pierre Aumont as Monsieur Richard |
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Valérie Lagrange as Manuelle |
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Michel Peyrelon as Germain |
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Christine Laurent as Christine |
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Philippe Labro as Philippe Lacombe |
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Jacques François as Police Prefect |
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Arlette Emmery as Rose |
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Anne Libert as Anne |
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Judith Magre as Lady with the little dog |
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Yves Afonso as William Daube, leftist |
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Harry Walter as Commissioner |
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Vernon Dobtcheff as Germain's accomplice |
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Érik Colin as Robert |
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Gérard Dournel as Lechat's superior |
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Jack Bérard as Ballistics policeman |
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Gérard Lemaire as Fiton, counterfeiter |
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Roland Neunreuther as Stuntman |
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Maurice Gottesman as Policeman |
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Jean Mermet as Un domestique |
| Production | Claude Lelouch | Producer |
| Directing | Claude Lelouch | Director |
| Writing | Claude Lelouch | Screenplay |
| Camera | Jean Collomb | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Francis Lai | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Georges Klotz | Editor |
| Sound | Jean-Louis Ducarme | Sound |
| Crew | Jacques Insermini | Stunts |
| Crew | Roland Neunreuther | Stunts |
| Camera | André Perlstein | Still Photographer |
