L'affaire Seznec
Synopsis
Guillaume Seznec and Pierre Quéméneur partnered to sell cars to the Soviet Union. During this time, Quéméneur disappeared while driving with Seznec approximately 30 kilometers from Paris. His body was never found. Seznec was quickly identified as the main suspect and sentenced to life in prison, despite a lack of conclusive evidence linking him to the disappearance.
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Shot by Jacques LoiseleuxScored by Angelique NachonDesigned by Claude Bouvard
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20 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Christophe Malavoy
as Guillaume Seznec
Nathalie Roussel
as Marie-Jeanne Seznec
Madeleine Robinson
as Madame Seznec
Jean Yanne
as Quémeneur
Jacques Spiesser
as Petitcolas
Roland Blanche
as Commissaire Vidal
Maxime Leroux
as Inspecteur Bonny
Jean Marc Bory
as Le commandant Romain
Didier Agostini
as Inspecteur Rouyère
Bernard Bloch
as Le Her
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