The films of
Jacques Deray

Par un beau matin d'été (1965)
Jacques Deray
  La Piscine (1969)
Jacques Deray
  Borsalino (1970)
Jacques Deray
 
     
 [More...]   A former real-life couple Alain Delon and Romy Schneider are re-united on screen in this compelling psychological drama, one of Jacques Deray’s best-known films...  [More...]   Borsalino, one of the most lavish French thrillers of the 1970s, sees rival actors Jean-Paul Belmondo and Alain Delon (at the time, the two most popular actors in France) sharing the limelight...  [More...]  

Borsalino & Co. (1974)
Jacques Deray
  Flic Story (1975)
Jacques Deray
  Trois hommes à abattre (1980)
Jacques Deray
 
     
It is a rare that a sequel to a popular film is anywhere near as good as the original and Borsalino and Co. proves the point with (literally) a vengeance...  [More...]   Based on a real-life account by police investigator- turned- best-selling novelist Roger Borniche, Flic Story is a compelling crime-thriller, of the kind that was hugely popular in France in the 1970s...  [More...]   This typical early ‘80s French thriller proved to be a huge success for its producer and lead actor, Alain Delon. The film was based on a successful novel by the writer Jean-Patrick Manchette...  [More...]  

Le Marginal (1983)
Jacques Deray
  Le Solitaire (1987)
Jacques Deray
  Netchaïev est de retour (1991)
Jacques Deray
 
     
With its colossal budget, big star names (Belomondo and Silva), spectacular stunts and unbelievable action scenes, Le Marginal is a lavish French crime thriller which easily rivals similar extravaganzas from Hollywood...  [More...]   Despite some rather awkward attempts to bring it up to date (the all-pervasive disco culture, the viscerally realistic killings, etc.), Le Solitaire is a crime thriller in the classic French polar mould...  [More...]   This convoluted political thriller sees Yves Montand (in his last film appearance but one) again playing the part of a tough law enforcer up against a dangerous opponent within a corrupt political establishment...  [More...]  





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