is a 1957 French crime drama film directed by Denys de La Patellière who co-wrote screenplay with Michel Audiard, based on the 1956 novel There's Always a Price Tag by James Hadley Chase. The film stars Michèle Morgan, Daniel Gélin and Michèle Mercier.
Synopsis Penniless painter Robert Mabillon rescues rich man Eric Freminger one evening, when he is trying to throw himself under the wheels of a car. After having gotten quite drunk, Mabillon proposes to renew his luxurious villa in Saint-Jean-Cap on the French Riviera. Nevertheless, Freminger convinces him to become his driver. The same night, Mabillon has witnessed a violent dispute between his host and his seductive wife, Helen. Some time later, he receives a visit by the latter, its intimate ordered to leave as soon as possible to their homes ...
Cast Michèle Morgan: Hélène Fréminger Daniel Gélin: Robert Montillon Michèle Mercier: Jeanne François Chaumette: Charles Babin Pierre Leproux: M. Bost, le créancier Jean Olivier: L' inspecteur-adjoint (as Jean Ollivier) Hélène Roussel: Une secrétaire Peter van Eyck: Eric Fréminger Bernard Blier: Le commissaire Plantavin
Production crew Director: Denys de La Patellière Writer: Denys de La Patellière after the work of James Hadley Chase Producer: Jean-Paul Guibert Director of photography: Pierre Montazels
Production companies are Cinematografica Associata (Italy) and Films Intermondia (France).
External links at Alice Cinema