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Du rififi chez les hommes

  • 1955
  • 16
  • 1h 58min
NOTE IMDb
8,1/10
38 k
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Jean Servais in Du rififi chez les hommes (1955)
Trailer for Rififi: Restoration
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Tony sort de prison. Avec d'ancien complices, il organise le braquage d'une grande bijouterie parisienne. Mais une bande rivale les surveille.Tony sort de prison. Avec d'ancien complices, il organise le braquage d'une grande bijouterie parisienne. Mais une bande rivale les surveille.Tony sort de prison. Avec d'ancien complices, il organise le braquage d'une grande bijouterie parisienne. Mais une bande rivale les surveille.

  • Réalisation
    • Jules Dassin
  • Scénario
    • Auguste Le Breton
    • Jules Dassin
    • René Wheeler
  • Casting principal
    • Jean Servais
    • Carl Möhner
    • Robert Manuel
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  • NOTE IMDb
    8,1/10
    38 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Jules Dassin
    • Scénario
      • Auguste Le Breton
      • Jules Dassin
      • René Wheeler
    • Casting principal
      • Jean Servais
      • Carl Möhner
      • Robert Manuel
    • 154avis d'utilisateurs
    • 120avis des critiques
    • 97Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 6 victoires et 1 nomination au total

    Vidéos2

    Rififi: Restoration
    Trailer 1:53
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    Rififi
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    Rôles principaux32

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    Jean Servais
    Jean Servais
    • Tony le Stéphanois
    Carl Möhner
    Carl Möhner
    • Jo le suédois
    Robert Manuel
    Robert Manuel
    • Mario Ferrati
    Janine Darcey
    Janine Darcey
    • Louise
    Pierre Grasset
    Pierre Grasset
    • Louis Grutter dit le Tatoué
    Robert Hossein
    Robert Hossein
    • Rémi Grutter
    Marcel Lupovici
    Marcel Lupovici
    • Pierre Grutter
    Dominique Maurin
    • Tonio - le petit garçon de Jo et Louise
    Magali Noël
    Magali Noël
    • Viviane - la chanteuse de 'L'Age D'Or'
    Marie Sabouret
    Marie Sabouret
    • Mado les Grands Bras
    Claude Sylvain
    Claude Sylvain
    • Ida Ferrati
    Jules Dassin
    Jules Dassin
    • César le milanais
    • (as Perlo Vita)
    Armandel
    • Second Gambler
    Alain Bouvette
    • Le serveur de 'L'Age D'Or'
    Alice Garan
    • Une fille
    André Dalibert
    André Dalibert
    • Webb - le bijoutier
    • (as Dalibert)
    Jacques David
    • Le commissaire
    Émile Genevois
    • Charlie
    • Réalisation
      • Jules Dassin
    • Scénario
      • Auguste Le Breton
      • Jules Dassin
      • René Wheeler
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    Avis des utilisateurs154

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    8SnoopyStyle

    Great heist film

    Tony le Stéphanois gets out early after 5 years in prison. He has a plan to rob the jewelry store Mappin & Webb with his friends Jo and the Italian Mario Ferrati. He finds his old girlfriend Mado who abandoned him for the gangster Louis Grutter. He viciously beats her. For the job, he wants to hit the safe and gets Cesar the Milanese. The heist goes off perfectly but that's not the end of it.

    It's a French heist film with more realism. It is well done with good intense acting. The most interesting thing is how modern the movie is. The formula is well set now, but it was probably more groundbreaking back then. These are the modern anti-hero protagonists.
    8OliverT

    Pure gold standard...

    This film is a work of pure class from start to finish, for a moment forget the famous 28 minute no dialog heist, forget that it's set in Paris and forget it's Noir. The film itself, the premise and the execution make this a pure gold experience.. it's sharp intelligent and thought through in great detail, just like the heist itself. It portrays real characters that are not only believable but whom you empathize with. It's a film that doesn't glamorize the notion of a robbery but shows it for what it is.. theft. It shows that a heist is hard work and ultimately not worth doing. Now all things considered put on top of that a daring 28 minute sequence with not a word spoken and set in gorgeous Paris with truly great attention to detail and fantastic cinematography and that last scene ...when you look up and see those trees... wonderful use of raw and basic filming techniques... it is a master piece in my view and I'm glad to have seen it.
    8atlasmb

    A Caper Film About More Than The Job

    According to the song "Rififi" that one character sings in the film, the title means "rough and tumble". That is a good description of the underworld characters that inhabit this film. The action starts when Tony, who recently was released after five years in prison, re-establishes contact with family and friends, who quickly lure him into a jewel caper. These guys are pros and, with Tony's guidance, they meticulously plan the heist.

    The execution of their plan takes place without dialogue or background music, accentuating the silence so necessary for their plan.

    In most heist films, the job itself is the final, climactic part of the story. In Rififi, the real story takes place after the job. Without revealing too much, I will say that this is a film about human nature. It reminds us that individuals almost never change their natures.

    Furthermore, almost all the characters in this film have their vices or weaknesses. The film talks about "the rules", the unwritten principles that guide the actions of gangsters and conmen alike (for example, not ratting on associates). Due to their weaknesses, many of the characters violate the rules and fall prey to others.

    One scene to look for is when Cesar visits the jewelry store to case the security. He asks to use the phone, leaving his cash splayed over the countertop--a strategy of distraction that also is a basic con (confidence game).

    This film is blessed with topflight direction, great photography, good acting and a lean, well-written script.
    9lastliberal

    You're not the only one that had an unhappy childhood, there are millions like you, and, in my eyes, *they* are the tough ones, not you!

    I heard they were going to remake this French classic in 2007, and I see it is in development for 2011. This will be a shame, as Hollywood kicked writer/director Jules Dassin out because of the infamous blacklist. They should not have the right to remake any of his films.

    I love "caper" films and "film noir," and this combines the best of both.

    Tony (Jean Servais) gets out after doing a nickle, and after he beats up his old girlfriend (Marie Sabouret), he plans a big score with his friends Mario (Robert Manuel) and Jo (Carl Möhner), What makes this a great caper flick is the attention to detail in planning the robbery. You see that reflected in the George Clooney Vegas capers. Nothing is left to chance.

    The caper goes off great but Grutter (Marcel Lupovici) sends his sons, Robert Hossein and Pierre Grasset after Tony and the gang. After blowing it with Mario, they kidnap Jo's son. Lots of bullets fly before it is over.

    A great film by a great director. The standard by which other caper films are measured.
    9DennisLittrell

    Film noir meets New Wave

    (Note: Over 500 of my movie reviews are now available in my book "Cut to the Chaise Lounge or I Can't Believe I Swallowed the Remote!" Get it at Amazon.)

    Or vice-versa.

    This is a French film noir directed by an American film maker (Jules Dassin) who had to leave the country because of being blacklisted by Hollywood thanks to HUAC. The premise of the story is rather familiar--one last jewel heist for Tony le Stephanois and his buds--and so is the ending with everybody getting... Well, no spoilers here, for sure, since this is the sort of film in which tension toward the ending is important.

    Dassin filmed in realistic lighting in black and white on the streets of Paris using actors and actresses who are not glamorous. The engaging--sometimes intruding--score by Georges Auric nicely enhances the movie and will remind viewers of many a similar score from American film noirs from the forties and early fifties. Jean Servais plays the hardcore, consumptive lead in a fedora much as Humphrey Bogart might have played him. Tony's recently out of prison, past his prime, but still tough and decisive when he has to be, his mind still sharp when focused, the kind of anti-hero whose eyes water even though the tears will never fall.

    Dassin plays the Italian safecracker and would-be ladies man who knows the rules but gets careless.

    In film noir we are forced by the logic and focus of the film to identify with the bad guys. Often there are levels of bad guys, the "good" bad guys we are identifying with and the "bad" bad guys who are out to do in our good bad guys, and then maybe there's a really bad, bad bad guy or two. (Here we have Remi Grutter, played by Robert Hossein, a slightly sadistic druggie.) Then there are the cops who are irrelevant or nearly so. In more modern film noir the bad guys are not even "good" bad guys, and they get away with it or something close to that. In the old film noir, which evolved from the gangster films of the thirties, the usual motto, following the old Hollywood "code," was "Crime Doesn't Pay," with every criminal having to pay for his or her crime before the end of the movie.

    Probably the most impressive feature of Rififi is how nicely the film moves along. The plot unfolds quickly and seamlessly much the way the great film directors always did it, directors like Stanley Kubrick, Louis Malle, and the best of Hitchcock. Some have actually compared this to Kubrick's The Killing (1956) and suggest that Kubrick stole a little. Well, directors always steal if need be, and there are some perhaps telling similarities, such as it being "one last heist" for the protagonist, and having the girl gum up the works. The similarities may go deeper because as this film was nearing its end I suddenly thought, oh, no! the suitcase in the back seat is going to fly out of the convertible, hit the ground, burst open, and all the money is going to fly into the air! Those of you who have seen The Killing may recall what happened to the money near the end of the film! Which reminds me of another film with something bad happening to the money: Oliver Stone's U Turn (1997) starring Sean Penn. There the money in his backpack gets blown to smithereens by a shotgun blast. Ha, ha, ha! Getting the dubbed version of this film would be an act of sacrilege since the dialogue (when there is some: the heist itself is done entirely without dialogue, about 30 minutes worth) is terse and easy to follow requiring only an occasional glance at the subtitles, which, by the way, are quite utilitarian and guiding as opposed to having every word spelled out.

    One other thing: all the brutality is done as sex used to be done in film, that is off camera. A guy gets his throat slit. We don't see it. I kind of like this approach. We don't have to see the gore. You could almost let your kids see Rififi--almost.

    Catch this one now and be on the lookout for a Hollywood reprise starring Al Pacino and directed by Harold Becker coming out next year in which you can be sure that the violent scenes will be played out in full.

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    • Anecdotes
      The much imitated heist sequence is over 32 minutes long and contains not a single line of dialogue or music. The production crew and composer Georges Auric thought it would be a disaster to have such a long sequence sans dialogue. Auric insisted that he allow him to write a grand piece of music for the scene and he eventually did on his own. Later Dassin played the part for Auric twice, once with the score, once without. Auric turned to him and admitted, "Without the music".
    • Gaffes
      When the "modest" Mario gets out of the bathtub, one can see briefly that he has boxer shorts on.
    • Citations

      Louise: There's something I always wanted to tell you. There are kids, millions of kids who've grown up poor. Like you. How did it happen? What difference was there between them and you, that you became a hood, a tough guy, and not them? Know what I think, Jo? They're the tough guys, not you.

    • Versions alternatives
      West German theatrical version was shortened by ca. 8 minutes (the poker scenes, the telephone scene with Jo and his wife, Mario's funeral, small dialogue scenes of Tony meeting various people, Tony finding Jo's corpse, Tony shooting an already dead gangster). This version was also broadcast on TV.
    • Connexions
      Edited into The Clock (2010)
    • Bandes originales
      Le Rififi
      Music by Philippe-Gérard

      Lyrics by Jacques Larue

      Performed by Magali Noël

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 13 avril 1955 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • France
    • Langues
      • Français
      • Italien
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Rififi
    • Lieux de tournage
      • 2 Rue d'Annam, Paris 20, Paris, France(Jo's apartment)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Pathé Consortium Cinéma
      • Indusfilms
      • Société Nouvelle Pathé Cinéma
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 517 975 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 17 981 $US
      • 23 juil. 2000
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 521 342 $US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 58 minutes
    • Couleur
      • Black and White
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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