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Rififi

...Means Trouble!
1955 | 118m | French

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Out of prison after a five-year stretch, jewel thief Tony turns down a quick job his friend Jo offers him, until he discovers that his old girlfriend Mado has become the lover of local gangster Pierre Grutter during Tony's absence. Expanding a minor smash-and-grab into a full-scale jewel heist, Tony and his crew appear to get away clean, but their actions after the job is completed threaten the lives of everyone involved.
Release Date: Apr 13, 1955
Director: Jules Dassin
Writer: René Wheeler, Jules Dassin, Auguste Le Breton
Genres: Drama, Crime, Thriller
Keywords paris, france, jewelry, safe, burglary, silhouetted dancer, cleaner, italian, nightclub, heist, newspaper stand, tuberculosis
Production Companies Société Nationale Pathé Cinéma, Prima Films, Indusfilms
Box Office Revenue: $460,000
Budget: $200,000
Updates Updated: May 13, 2025 (Update)
Entered: May 13, 2025
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jean Servais Tony le Stéphanois
Carl Möhner Jo le Suedois
Robert Manuel Mario Ferrati
Janine Darcey Louise
Pierre Grasset Louis Grutter aka Louis le Tatoué
Robert Hossein Rémi Grutter
Marcel Lupovici Pierre Grutter
Dominique Maurin Tonio
Magali Noël Viviane
Marie Sabouret Mado
Claude Sylvain Ida Ferrati
Jules Dassin Cesar le Milanais
Armandel Second Gambler
Alain Bouvette Footman, 'L'Age D'Or'
Alice Garan
André Dalibert Webb, le bijoutier
Jacques David Commissioner
Émile Genevois Charlie
Marcelle Hainia Fredo's Wife
Marcel Lesieur Fredo
Daniel Mendaille Lookout
Huguette Montréal
Lita Recio
Fernand Sardou First Gambler
Jacques Besnard Third Gambler (uncredited)
Teddy Bilis Teddy Laurentin (uncredited)
Marcel Rouzé First Gendarme (uncredited)
Roger Rudel French voice of Jo le Suédois (uncredited)
Name Job
René Wheeler Screenplay
Jules Dassin Director, Adaptation
Jacques Lebreton Sound Designer
Maurice Terrasse Property Master
Auguste Le Breton Screenplay, Dialogue, Novel
René Gaston Vuattoux Production Manager
Alexandre Trauner Production Design
Raymond Bègue Still Photographer
Marcelle Testard Makeup Artist
Denise de Casabianca Assistant Editor
Jacques Météhen Music Director
Anatole Paris Key Makeup Artist
Kougoucheff Unit Manager
Auguste Capelier Set Decoration
Wilhelmine Bérard Production Office Coordinator
Charles Akerman Boom Operator
Charpeaux Property Master
Roger Fresca Set Dresser
Jean Goiran Unit Manager
Renée Nitzschke Script
Pierre Charron Unit Manager
Rosine Delamare Costume Design
Philippe Agostini Director of Photography
Roger Dwyre Editor
Georges Auric Original Music Composer
Jean-Jacques Vierne Assistant Director
Patrice Dally Assistant Director
Jean-Marie Maillols Camera Operator
Marcelle Desvignes Costume Supervisor
Nadine Trintignant Assistant Editor
Chenglesy Assistant Camera
Raymond Lemoigne Assistant Camera
Jacques Larue Lyricist
Robert André Assistant Set Decoration
Louis Manella Unit Manager
Henriette Ridard Wardrobe Master
Philippe-Gérard Songs
Bernard Deflandre Assistant Director
André Domage Assistant Camera
Gabriel Paris Assistant Set Decoration
Jean Philippe Sound Recordist
Name Title
Pierre Cabaud Producer
René Bezard Producer
Henri Bérard Producer
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badelf
10.0

A 1955 classic whose story and production values have not aged. Sure, security technology has changed, and special effects have advanced. In spite of that, this movie has all the marks of a perfect film. Only one thing depicted in Rififi is no longer true: There is no longer any "honor among thieves ... ". In my grandfathers time, thieves (Mafia?) had an honor code, or as it's called in this movie, "the rules". In today's world, the criminals (many of whom are the politicians and CEOs of monopolies) have no moral compass whatsoever. If that dates this movie, so be it. It's still a fantastic action film!

Jan 14, 2023