Wolves Hunt at Night (1952) [N/A]

Featuring:
Jean-Pierre Aumont, Carla Del Poggio, Fernand Ledoux

Written by:
Pierre Frondaie
Bernard Borderie
Francis Thuret

Directed by:
Bernard Borderie


Release Date:
February 6, 1952

Original Title:
Les loups chassent la nuit

Genres:
Drama

Production Countries:
France

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 98

A secret agent is summoned by the head of a counter espionage organization, to Trieste where he is to unmask a potential enemy operating in Venice.

That was Bernard Borderie's first movie ,well before the Angelique saga which was one of the biggest blockbusters of the FRench sixties.A spy thriller,it bears a distant resemblance to Hitchcock's "Notorious" (1946).The director seems more interested in the relationship between the secret agent and the chanteuse of the nightclub whose boss is an "enemy" than in the list of names of spies the hero must grab.Jean-Pierre Aumont was one of the most famous romantic young leads of the French thirties ("Le Lac aux Dames" ,"Hôtel Du Nord", "L'Equipage" )and he shows that he can age gracefully.He plays opposite Carla Del Pioggo,a beautiful actress who would remain virtually unknown in France.Supporting cast includes Fernand Ledoux ,who is very good at mewing!

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Internet Movie Database 6.6/10

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