Marche ou crève

1960
1h 40m

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Stefan Borba was a member of a spy ring during the war but after the end of the conflict he opted out. Now he is a miner in Belgium and lives happily there with his wife Denise. Unfortunatel... Read allStefan Borba was a member of a spy ring during the war but after the end of the conflict he opted out. Now he is a miner in Belgium and lives happily there with his wife Denise. Unfortunately for him, his past catches up with him. One day indeed, Milan, a secret agent with whom h... Read allStefan Borba was a member of a spy ring during the war but after the end of the conflict he opted out. Now he is a miner in Belgium and lives happily there with his wife Denise. Unfortunately for him, his past catches up with him. One day indeed, Milan, a secret agent with whom he used to work, resurfaces and forces him back into action...

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5.3/10

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Monique Delannoy in Marche ou crève (1960)

Michel Nastorg in Marche ou crève (1960)

Marcel Berteau in Marche ou crève (1960)

Juliette Mayniel in Marche ou crève (1960)

Jacques Riberolles in Marche ou crève (1960)

Jacques Chabassol in Marche ou crève (1960)

Georges Lautner in Marche ou crève (1960)

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Trivia
French visa # 22611 delivered on 25-3-1960.

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Theme 333
Written by Joss Van Weeren and Joop Portengen
Barrel Organ by The Great Mohlman Street Organ

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Do or die!

That's what the French title means.It's one of the numerous two-bit spy thrillers which were thriving in France during the cold war.Directed by Georges Lautner,with a weak cast -with the exception of Bernard lier -,a trite confused plot involving the de rigueur stolen documents,abductions,treacheries,murders,this movie 's one originality is that the action takes place in a mine for the final sequences.

Bernard Blier and Georges Lautner will do a much better job in 1963 with "le septième juré".

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