Max and the Junkmen
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A detective decides to go undercover and set up a group of robbers, but he may be getting too caught up in the task at hand.
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fr
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Cast
Michel Piccoli
Max, inspector
Romy Schneider
Julia Anna 'Lily' Ackermann
Bernard Fresson
Abel Maresco
François Périer
Commissioner Rosinsky
Georges Wilson
Commissioner
Boby Lapointe
Lui Serafino aka 'P'tit Lu'
Philippe Léotard
Losfeld
Michel Creton
Robert Saidani
Betty Beckers
Maria
Henri-Jacques Huet
Cyriaque Arnaïs aka 'Dromadaire'
Dominique Zardi
Baraduch
Dany Jacquet
Ida
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Claude Néron
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Philippe Sarde
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Claude Sautet
Screenplay
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Claude Sautet
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Roland Girard
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Raymond Danon
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René Mathelin
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Jean Bolvary
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Maurizio Amati
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Edmondo Amati
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Jean-Loup Dabadie
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