The Jackpot! (1991)
La totale ! (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 1h 42min
- Adventure, Comedy
- 18 Dec 1991 (France)
- Movie
A secret agent uses his professional skills for tracking his family, and faces the unexpected consequences.
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| Thierry Lhermitte | ... |
François Voisin
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| Miou-Miou | ... |
Hélène Voisin
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| Eddy Mitchell | ... |
Albert Grelleau
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| Michel Boujenah | ... |
Simon / Marcel
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| Jean Benguigui | ... |
Sarkis - un trafiquant d'armes
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| Annick Alane | ... |
Pascaline
(as Annik Alane)
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| Claudine Wilde | ... |
Vanessa - une call-girl
(as Claudy Wilde)
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| François Hadji-Lazaro | ... |
Braquet - le chef des services secrets
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Yan Epstein | ... |
Izmir
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| Sagamore Stévenin | ... |
Julien Voisin
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Jean-Guillaume Le Dantec | ... |
Paul
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Pierre Pellerin | ... |
Gérard
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| Alain Stern | ... |
Philippe
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| Thierry Liagre | ... |
Vincent
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Paulina Zidi | ... |
Paulina Voisin
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Fabienne Chaudat | ... |
La comptable du bureau
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Hélène Zidi | ... |
L'assistante d'Hélène
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Corinne Merle | ... |
L'employée de la bibliothèque
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Bérangère Jean | ... |
Catherine
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Olivier Descamps | ... |
de Beauvais
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Bernard Bijaoui | ... |
David
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Sylvain Katan | ... |
Le premier loubard
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| Frédéric Diefenthal | ... |
Le deuxième loubard
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Hervé Limeretz | ... |
le musicien
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Farid Fedjer | ... |
Le rocker au couteau
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| Henri Attal | ... |
Le concierge de l'hôtel
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Tony Librizzi | ... |
L'équipier 1
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Jean-Pierre Brulois | ... |
Le premier ueur
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Pascal Riccieri | ... |
Le deuxième tueur
(as Cannon Ball)
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Guy Di Rigo | ... |
Le premier homme de main
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Jacky Chalard | ... |
Le deuxième homme de main
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Alain Barbier | ... |
Le gardien de la cellule
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Simon Michaël | ... |
Le deuxième équipier (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Claude Zidi | ||
Written by
| Simon Michaël | ... | (scenario) & |
| Claude Zidi | ... | (scenario) |
| Claude Zidi | ... | (from an original idea by) |
| Didier Kaminka | ... | (dialogue) |
Produced by
| Raphaël Berdugo | ... | co-producer |
| Jean-Louis Livi | ... | producer |
Music by
| Vladimir Cosma | ||
Cinematography by
| Jean-Jacques Tarbès | ||
Editing by
| Nicole Saunier | ||
Editorial Department
| Laurence Champion | ... | trainee: editing |
| Élodie Saunier | ... | assistant editor |
Production Design by
| Françoise De Leu | ||
Costume Design by
| Olga Pelletier | ||
Makeup Department
| Laurence Le Bourvelec-Butin | ... | key hair stylist (as Laurence Le Bourvelec) |
Production Management
| Jérôme Boussier | ... | assistant unit manager |
| Pierre Gauchet | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Denis Seurat | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
| Cécile Deleu | ... | set dresser (as Cécile de Leu) |
| Vincent Sentis | ... | carpenter |
| Philippe Sylvain | ... | property master (as Philippe Silvain) |
| Eric Viellerobe | ... | prop buyer |
Sound Department
| Sophie Chiabaut | ... | boom operator |
| William Flageollet | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Jean Gargonne | ... | sound editor |
| Jérôme Lévy | ... | foley artist |
| Laurent Rouan | ... | assistant sound editor (as Laurent Roüan) |
| Jean-Louis Ughetto | ... | sound |
Special Effects by
| Georges Demétrau | ... | special effects |
| Olivier Zenenski | ... | special effects assistant |
Visual Effects by
| Frederic Moreau | ... | optical effects supervisor |
Stunts
| Jean-Louis Airola | ... | stunts |
| Jean-Claude Braquet | ... | stunts |
| Michel Carliez | ... | stunts |
| Albert Goldberg | ... | stunts |
| Jean-Claude Lagniez | ... | stunts |
| Patrick Médioni | ... | stunts |
| Philippe Neunreuther | ... | stunts |
| Lionel Vitrant | ... | stunts |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Pascal Benhamou | ... | electrician |
| Jean-Marie Dreujou | ... | assistant camera |
| Marc Koninckx | ... | steadicam operator (as Marc Koninck) |
| Dominique Robert | ... | grip |
| Roger Robert | ... | key grip |
| Patrice Wyers | ... | camera operator |
Casting Department
| Catherine Chambelland | ... | extras casting |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Valérie Mascolo | ... | costumes |
| Roland Vallet | ... | costumes |
Music Department
| Luis Clos | ... | music engineer |
Additional Crew
| Christophe Maratier | ... | weapons |
Production Companies
Distributors
- AMLF (1991) (France) (theatrical)
- Manuel Salvador (1993) (Spain) (theatrical)
- EuropaCorp Home Entertainment (2014) (France) (Blu-ray)
- Gaumont/Columbia TriStar Home Video (2003) (France) (DVD)
- Melenny Distribution (1991) (Canada) (VHS) (Québec)
- Premiere (2007) (Germany) (tv)
- TF1 (1994) (France) (tv)
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Other Companies
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
To his family, François Voisin is nothing more than a humdrum civil servant. In truth, for the past twenty years he has been working as a crack secret agent. All goes well until François discovers that his son has been skipping school. Using all the resources at his disposal, the irate father tracks his son to find out where he goes when he is not in school. Then François learns that his wife Hélène is having an affair with another man. With the aid of the latest hi-tech surveillance equipment, the jealous husband finds that his rival is a second-hand car salesman masquerading as an international terrorist. To win back Hélène, François contrives an elaborate scheme in which she is coerced into playing the role of a secret agent herself. The scheme backfires badly, and François and Hélène end up in the hands of a ruthless terrorist group. Written by Soumitra |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Famously remade in 1994 by James Cameron as the Hollywood blockbuster True Lies (1994). See more » |
| Goofs | Around 01:01:50, Hélène is talking to François through a two-way mirror. Around 01:01:54, she turns her look to her left, to Albert. Later, around 01:02:18, when she get up, she's looking at François again. She can't see them through a mirror like this. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in 10 Things You Didn't Know About True Lies (2020). See more » |