Le carnaval des barbouzes

Titre original : Gern hab' ich die Frauen gekillt

1966
1h 34min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA lady killer tracked by the police, takes refuge at a psychiatrist's home, and the doctor tells him three stories, to convince him that crime does not pay. In Vienna, an investigative repor... Tout lireA lady killer tracked by the police, takes refuge at a psychiatrist's home, and the doctor tells him three stories, to convince him that crime does not pay. In Vienna, an investigative reporter is run down by a car when he is researching a gang that produces fake diamonds; his si... Tout lireA lady killer tracked by the police, takes refuge at a psychiatrist's home, and the doctor tells him three stories, to convince him that crime does not pay. In Vienna, an investigative reporter is run down by a car when he is researching a gang that produces fake diamonds; his sister calls a friend for help, and the man almost suffers a similar fate. In Rome, an under... Tout lire

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5larryanderson

STRANGE STORY trying to be a EURO-SPY.

Three stories about killers that is shot in many locations. I have watched it twice in German and still can't see the point of making this movie other than to see the great stars (of the time). Pier Angeli, Lex Barker, Pierre Brice, Stewart Granger, Karen Dor and Margaret lee all shown in limited bits. They do take us for a tour of Rio. Made only for Euro-Spy fans.

4gridoon2025

Weak spy pastiche

In the middle of the night, a man wanted by the police for multiple murders breaks into the house of a professor and holds him captive at knifepoint. The professor tries to convince him to give himself up, by telling him three stories about how criminals always get caught in the end. In the first story, set in Vienna, Stewart Granger (who was too old for his role here) is a suave and shady character investigating the death of a reporter who was tracing a drug ring around the world; in the second story, set in Rome and, unlike the other two, played mostly as a slapstick comedy, Pierre Brice is a secret agent trying to deliver some important documents to his boss while being chased by a gang led by a woman with a whip; in the third story, set in San Francisco and Rio, Lex Barker is a private detective trying to stop a political assassination plot by posing as the assassin himself. In the end, there is a major plot twist that tries to tie everything together, but the film ends up making even less sense than before! Some of the "names" in the cast (Klaus Kinski, Karin Dor of "Topaz") have very limited screen time, and although the film does boast a variety of international locations, the three episodes generate little excitement or (if that was the purpose of the second story) laughter. For 60's spy-movie completists only. (*1/2)

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The three lead actors Pierre Brice, Lex Barker and Stewart Granger were very familiar to audiences in German speaking countries, because of their appearances as the heroes in numerous films based on the novels of Karl May. Pierre Brice had played the iconic title character in La révolte des indiens apaches (1963) and the sequels, Lex Barker had played Old Shatterhand in the same film and some of it's sequels as well as the heroes in the various other adventure films based on Karl May novels, and Stewart Granger had played Old Surehand in some of the Winnetou sequels. While Pierre Brice had worked repeatedly with both Lex Barker and Stewart Granger, this is the first and only film featuring all three actors together.