“Max and Tinsmiths” - a film directed by Claude Saute . Screen adaptation of the novel of the same name by Claude Nero .
| Max and Tinsmiths | |
|---|---|
| Max et les Ferrailleurs | |
 | |
| Genre | crime drama |
| Producer | Claude Saute |
| Producer | |
| Author script | Jean-Lou Dabadier Claude Nero Claude Saute |
| In the main cast | Michelle Piccoli Romy Schneider Bernard Fresson |
| Operator | Rene Matlin |
| Composer | Philip Sard |
| Film company | |
| Duration | 102 min |
| A country |  France  Italy |
| Tongue | |
| Year | 1971 |
| IMDb | ID 0067409 |
Story
Max is a Parisian detective, arrogant, rich and angry with gangs of robbers whom he cannot catch. To restore his reputation, Max decides to provoke a gang of petty thieves (led by his old acquaintance) to rob a bank. The captain reluctantly supplies Max with information, and he begins to spend evenings with Lily, a prostitute and girlfriend of the leader of the gang. Max pretends to be a wealthy banker, burning money, and alludes to a payment that goes through his bank. The plan works: thieves are going to hit the big jackpot, and the police are sitting ready. Where could there be a mistake in Max's plan?
Romy Schneider as Lily
Cast
- Michelle Piccoli - Max
- Romy Schneider - Lily
- Georges Wilson - Commissioner
- Bernard Fresson - Abel Maresco
- Francois Perrier - Rosinski
- Bobi Lapoint - Baby Lou
- Michelle Creton - Robert Saydany
- Henri-Jacques Yue - Dromedary
- Robert Favar - Loisel
Links
- " Max and Tinsmiths ” on the Internet Movie Database