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Pour la peau d'un flic (1981) のシーン
シーン詳細
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このシーンの女優
Anne Parillaud
詳細
別名: Anne Parillaud, آن پریو, アンヌ・パリロー
身体的特徴: N/A
経歴
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完全な経歴
Anne Parillaud, born in France, began her acting career in 1977. She has appeared in over 30 films throughout her career. Her most notable role internationally was as Nikita in the movie 'Nikita' (also known as 'La Femme Nikita').
映画について: Pour la peau d'un flic (1981)
公開年: 1981
国: N/A
別題: For a Cop's Hide, Whirlpool, Rette deine Haut, Killer, За кожата на едно ченге, Na Pele de Um Tira, Un policía en la picota, Por la piel de un policía, Gia to tomari enos batsou, Egy zsaru bőréért, Per la pelle di un poliziotto, Za skóre gliny, A Coragem de um Homem, En gång snut alltid snut, Örnek mücadele
監督: Alain Delon
制作 & ジャンル
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ジャンル: Action, Action Film, Film Based On A Novel, Romance
ストーリー
Ex-cop turned private detective Choucas (Alain Delon) investigates the disappearance of Marthe Pigot, a blind young woman who worked at the Drillard Foundation. He's hired by her mother Isabelle but warned off the case by Inspector Coccioli. Despite this, Choucas continues his investigation. During a meeting with Isabelle in a square, she is shot dead. Chief Inspector Madrier attempts to kill Choucas but fails and is killed in self-defense. Two criminals abduct Choucas but he escapes. He meets his secret partner, retired Chief of Police Haymann, and Charlotte, where they reveal a narcotics angle to the case. It's discovered that Choucas has been manipulated by Coccioli and other Chiefs of Police.
概要
Pour la peau d'un flic (1981) is a French action film directed by Alain Delon, based on a novel by Jean-Pierre Bastid. The story revolves around Choucas, an ex-cop turned private detective navigating a complex web of crime and corruption in Paris. The plot involves investigation, betrayal, and deadly encounters, with themes of trust and manipulation among police officials.