Nemici... per la pelle - Il tatuato (1968)

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Jean Gabin

Comte Enguerand - Louis Marie de Montignac aka colonel Legrain

Louis de Funès

Félicien Mézeray

Paul Mercey

Pellot

Yves Barsacq

Le postier

Pierre Tornade

Le brigadier

Jean-Pierre Darras

Lucien

Joe Warfield

Larsen

Donald J. von Kurtz

Smith

Lyne Chardonnet

Valérie Mézeray

Ibrahim Seck

Le valet de Mézeray…

Michel Barbey

Le pilote de l'hélico
(as Michel Barbet)

Pierre Guéant

Richard Mézeray

Patrick Préjean

Le détective #1

Pierre Maguelon

Le détective #2
(as Maurice Maguelon)

Michel Tureau

Le réalisateur TV

Jacques Richard

Le pilleur de châteaux

Jackie Blanchot

Le pilleur #2

Jack Berard

Le pilleur #3

Consider this a mishap of cinema

I do like both Gabin and Funès. Both together are pretty much a waste of time. Firstly, the plot is completely absurd, up to idiocy, at least with the two Americans. It still could be funny, would it not be the meet-up of two larger-than-life characters. They both work hard on keeping the other down. Just watched Funès 'Oscar' last night and was laughing with tears. The Tattoo has a bunch of funny scenes, but isn't funny throughout.

Just do something more worthwhile with your time.

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11 giu 2020
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Screen writer Alphonse Boudard - who was an ex convict, who spent many years in jail - said after the shooting of the film that the movie industry jungle was the worst of the worst for him, regarding of all the difficulties he encountered during the production of the film. The screenplay was written, re written so many times because Louis De Funès and Jean Gabin were not satisfied, saying that the other had too many lines compared to his co star, that Alphonse Boudard finally quit the shooting. But he was eventually paid.

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There is a jump cut at around 20 minutes in the movie. When the couple is sitting in the car talking, after they passed the white truck. The main character says he wants to be back in Paris tonight.