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Lacombe, Lucien ()

Lacombe Lucien (original title)
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In 1944, an 18-year-old boy from small-town France collaborates with the Gestapo and subsequently falls in love with a Jewish girl.

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Lucien
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France
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Albert Horn
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La grand-mère
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Jean-Bernard
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Betty Beaulieu
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Faure
Pierre Decazes ...
Aubert
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Tonin
Cécile Ricard ...
Marie
Jacqueline Staup ...
Melle Chauvelot
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Mme Georges
Pierre Saintons ...
Hippolyte
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Mére de Lucien
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Propiétaire
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Peyssac
Franz Rudnick
Gaëtan Bloom ...
(as Jean-Louis Blum)
Claude Marcan
Jean Maurat
Gabriel Cabessut
Mimi Juskiewenski
Albert Tillet
René Thauran
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Arlette Reynal ...
La femme au foulard rouge dans la file d'attente
Philippe Henriot ...
Self (uncredited) (archiveSound) (voice)
Jean Mourat ...
(uncredited)
Roger Riffard ...
(uncredited)
Walter Seldmayer ...
(uncredited)
René Thouron ...
(uncredited)

Directed by

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Louis Malle

Written by

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Louis Malle ... ()
 
Patrick Modiano ... ()

Produced by

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Louis Malle ... producer
Claude Nedjar ... producer

Cinematography by

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Tonino Delli Colli

Editing by

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Suzanne Baron

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Reine Wekstein ... assistant editor

Casting By

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Catherine Vernoux

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Ghislain Uhry

Set Decoration by

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Henri Vergnes

Costume Design by

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Corinne Jorry

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Thi-Loan Nguyen ... makeup artist (as Nguyen Thi Loan)
Janou Pottier ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Paul Maigret ... production manager
Jean-Pierre Pessoz ... unit manager trainee
Roland Thénot ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jean-Pierre Dion ... assistant director
Marc Grunebaum ... assistant director

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Nara Kollery ... sound mixer
Jean-Claude Laureux ... sound engineer
Michel Vionnet ... boom operator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Daniel Barrau ... assistant camera
François Catonné ... assistant camera
Louis Gasperina ... chief electrician
André Thiéry ... key grip
Patrice Wyers ... camera operator
Pierre Zucca ... still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Jeanine Fauvel ... wardrobe
Geneviève Tonnelier ... wardrobe

Music Department

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Stéphane Grappelli ... musician

Script and Continuity Department

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Sylvette Baudrot ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Simone Clément ... production secretary
Christian Ferry ... development

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A small town in the southwest of France during the summer of 1944. Having failed to join the resistance, the 18 year old Lucien Lacombe, whose father is a prisoner in Germany and whose mother dates her employer, works for the German police. He then meets France Horn, the daughter of a rich Jewish tailor. Written by Vincent Merlaud

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Also Known As
  • Cognome e nome: Lacombe Lucien (Italy)
  • Lacombe, Lucien (United States)
  • Lacombe, Lucien (World-wide, English title)
  • Lacombe, Lucien (United Kingdom)
  • 拉孔布·吕西安 (China, Mandarin title)
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  • 138 min
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Trivia The film showed a more accurate depiction of the ratio of collaborators to resistance, unlike many other French-produced films, which suggest there were very few collaborators because of the sense of betrayal they would have felt. See more »
Goofs The same shot of a rabbit being missed once and then hit by a second bullet is used twice within a minute (the second cut is slightly zoomed in). See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The 100 Greatest War Films (2005). See more »
Soundtracks Minor Swing See more »
Quotes Albert Horn, the tailor: [to Lucien] It's very strange. Somehow I can't bring myself to completely despise you.
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