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The Tiger Attacks ()

Le fauve est lâché (original title)
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Paul Lamiani, a former spy now managing a restaurant, has to take on duties again on a gangster's affair involving his best friend.

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Paul Lamiani
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Nadine Maroux
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Raymond Maroux
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Paulan
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Pierrette Lamiani
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Toni Luigi (as G. Deckers)
Françoise Honorat
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Camille - la tenancière
Philippe Mareuil ...
Régis
Anne Valon
André Weber ...
Walter
Hy Yanowitz ...
Un homme de main
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Donald
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Le colonel - chef de la D.S.T.
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Yves Arcanel ...
L'inspecteur Berger (uncredited)
Jacqueline Caurat ...
La présentatrice (uncredited)
Pierre Collet ...
Marcel, le garagiste (uncredited)
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(uncredited)
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M. Beaujard - un homme au restaurant (uncredited)
Georges Demas ...
Un inspecteur (uncredited)
Henri Guégan ...
Un homme de main (uncredited)
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Un joueur / Un inspecteur (uncredited)
Sylvain Levignac ...
Un inspecteur (uncredited)
Patrick Millow ...
Le fils de Paul (uncredited)
Roger Saget ...
Marcel (uncredited)

Directed by

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Maurice Labro
Claude Sautet ... (uncredited)

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Jean Redon ... (scenario) and
Claude Sautet ... (scenario)
 
Frédéric Dard ... (dialogue) and
Jean Redon ... (dialogue)
 
Frédéric Dard ... (adaptation) and
François Chavane ... (adaptation) and
Claude Sautet ... (adaptation)

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François Chavane ... producer

Music by

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Georges Van Parys

Cinematography by

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Pierre Petit

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Germaine Artus ... (as Germaine Lamy)

Production Design by

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Jean-Paul Coutan-Laboureur

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Jacqueline Révelly ... makeup artist

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André Deroual ... production manager
Jacques Pignier ... unit production manager

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Jean Labussière ... sound editor

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Jean Magis ... still photographer
Charles-Henri Montel ... camera operator

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Marcelle Hochet ... continuity

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Odette Susr ... production secretary

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Also Known As
  • The Tiger Attacks (Canada, English title)
  • The Beast Is Loose (World-wide, English title)
  • The Tiger Attacks (United States)
  • La fiera anda suelta (Spain)
  • Peto on irti (Finland)
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  • 98 min
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Trivia Assistant director Claude Sautet directed one third of the film after Maurice Labro fell ill. French filmmaker Bernard Tavernier's version is: "Lebro resented having [actor] Lino Ventura imposed on him. When his contract expired, he took off. The producer asked Sautet to finish the film. Sautet took over for the last few weeks. All the chase scenes around the cliffs at Etretat. The film's tone changed. The shots are sharp, precise. Sautet came into his own during Le fauve est lâché, a minor programmer [film]. And that's when Lino took notice of him." See more »
Goofs When Paul is meeting Raymond for the first time, as soon as he enters the house, Raymond lectures him in the hall. You can clearly see during this scene a rough cut during Raymond's speech. The actors don't have the same position and the intonation changes, indicating they were not able to shoot this scene in one go. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in My Journey Through French Cinema (2016). See more »

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