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Portrait of a two-faced man. By day he is rich, brilliant and respectable financial officer Lussac; at night, he becomes "Mirror", a ruthless gang leader in Marseilles.
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- verified Status: Released
- calendar_month Release Date: 1947-05-02
- video_camera_front Companies Alcina
- timer Runtime: 90 Mins
- star Rating: 6.3 / 10
- favorite Likes: 5 Likes
- info IMDB ID tt0143686
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Jean Gabin
Pierre Lussac
Antonin Berval
Folco
Daniel Gélin
Charles
Gisèle Préville
Anna
Henri Crémieux
Saint-Eloi
Robert Arnoux
Leroy-Garnier
René Blancard
Boisrond
Charles Lemontier
Inspector Ballestra
Henri Poupon
The uncle
Tramel
The baron
André Carnège
Montfort, the medical examiner
Martine Carol
Lulu
Fernand Sardou
A Folco gang member
Colette Richard
Juliette Montfort
Pierre Magnier
The president of the court
Marcel Dieudonné
Lussac's second
Odette Barencey
The dresser
Jean Bérard
Maryse de Brandt
Paul Faivre
Father Viegeard
Fernand Flament
A Folco gang member
Manuel Gary
A Folco gang member
Gaston George
René Hell
The mobster
Jacques Josselin
A Folco gang member
Robert Le Ray
The bartender
Julien Maffre
A Folco gang member
Robert Moor
Antoine
Colette Régis
Marquise
Jacques Sernas
Battling-Joe
André Talmès
A Folco gang member
Marcel Loche
Sylvie
The nun
Colette Mars
Cléo
Gabrielle Dorziat
Mrs. Puc
Nicolas Amato
(uncredited)
Paul Amiot
(uncredited)
Marius David
(uncredited)
Maurice Dorléac
The chief of staff (uncredited)
Danièle Franconville
(uncredited)
Georgé
(uncredited)
Pierre Hauss
(uncredited)
Michèle Marly
(uncredited)
Jacques Mattler
Advocate General (uncredited)
Raymond Meunier
(uncredited)
Michèle Mussy
(uncredited)
Paul Oettly
(uncredited)
René Pascal
(uncredited)
Max Rogerys
(uncredited)
Marcel Rouzé
(uncredited)
Maurice Régamey
(uncredited)
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