Des frissons partout (1963)
Directed by Raoul André

Action / Comedy / Crime
aka: Jeff Gordon, Secret Agent

Film Synopsis

The elusive crook Gregori pulls off the most fantastic hold-up of the century when he steals half a billion in diamonds from the Place Vendôme.  The police arrive in time to round up most of Gregori's accomplices but the gang leader himself escapes with the jewels.  A manhunt is soon underway, led by FBI agent Jeff Gordon.  Lisa Lambert, an insurance investigator, is assigned to assist Gordon in his mission.  Having lost sight of Gregori in several places Gordon finally pins him down to a rest home run by Dr Mercier.  The rest home is in fact a cover for a private clinic offering plastic surgery to a select clientele, fugitives from justice in quick need of a new face and a new set of fingerprints.  The only way to catch up with Gregori before he accomplishes another disappearing act is for Gordon to avail himself of the services of Dr Mercier...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Raoul André
  • Script: Michel Lebrun
  • Cinematographer: Henri Persin
  • Music: Michel Magne
  • Cast: Eddie Constantine (Jeff Gordon), Perrette Pradier (Lisa Lambert), Daniel Emilfork (Yanakos - le grec), Clément Harari (Lorenz), Jean Galland (Le commissaire), Paul Bonifas (Le notaire), Daphné Dayle (Barbara), Sophie Hardy (Claudine), Bernard Musson (M. Edmond - le paralytique), Victor Beaumont (Grégori), André Bernard (L'inspecteur Alphonse Bertin), Jean-Jacques Steen (Sam Pellot), Dominique Zardi (Lucien), Henri Lambert (Jojo), Willy Braque (Émile - un homme de Lorenz), Sonia Silver (Martine), Gisèle Robert (Dodo - la femme du docteur Blanc), Patricia Viterbo (L'infirmière), Janine Vila (Liliane), Nando Gazzolo (Le docteur Mercier)
  • Country: France / Italy
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: Jeff Gordon, Secret Agent ; Jeff Gordon F.B.I. 009 in Paris

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