Released in 1976 and considered as a typical French thriller from the 1970s, it is one of many Belmondo's movie where he is playing the title role. Like in Le Magnifique, L'Incorrigible or Le Marginal, Belmondo is the real star of the show, playing a solitary character and pursuing bad guys. The score from Michel Colombier is typical from this period, mixing piano, modern rhythms and brass instruments.
As one of the character is saying at the beginning of the movie:
L'alpagueur c'est un chasseur de tête, c'est un mercenaire, un marginal. L'alpagueur c'est l'astuce qu'a trouvé un haut fonctionnaire pour passer au-dessus de la routine policière.
The alpagueur is a head hunter, a mercenary, a marginal. The alpagueur is a trick made up by a state employee to be above the cop's routine.
Originally a deer hunter, l'Alpagueur became a head hunter working for the police, paid by them with money stolen from criminals. The main plot revolves around l'Alpagueur's pursuit of l'Épervier, (Sparrowhawk) a bank robber and an assassin, who kills whoever sees him commit a crime. His technique is to pay a young and naive man to be his accomplice and kill him right after. One of his accomplices, Costa Valdez, is only wounded during one of his hold ups, and with his help, l'Alpagueur manages to find l'Épervier at the end.
alpagueur, hunter, will, film, written, directed, philippe, labro, starring, jean, paul, belmondo, title, role, bruno, cremer, epervier, theatrical, release, posterdirected, byphilippe, labrowritten, byphilippe, labrostarringjean, paul, belmondobruno, cremerci. L Alpagueur aka The Hunter Will Get You is a film written and directed by Philippe Labro and starring Jean Paul Belmondo in the title role and Bruno Cremer as L Epervier L AlpagueurTheatrical release posterDirected byPhilippe LabroWritten byPhilippe LabroStarringJean Paul BelmondoBruno CremerCinematographyJean PenzerMusic byMichel ColombierDistributed byCerito filmRelease date25 March 1976 1976 03 25 Running time110 minutesCountryFranceLanguageFrenchBox office1 533 183 admissions France 1 Released in 1976 and considered as a typical French thriller from the 1970s it is one of many Belmondo s movie where he is playing the title role Like in Le Magnifique L Incorrigible or Le Marginal Belmondo is the real star of the show playing a solitary character and pursuing bad guys The score from Michel Colombier is typical from this period mixing piano modern rhythms and brass instruments Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Reception 4 References 5 External linksPlot EditAs one of the character is saying at the beginning of the movie L alpagueur c est un chasseur de tete c est un mercenaire un marginal L alpagueur c est l astuce qu a trouve un haut fonctionnaire pour passer au dessus de la routine policiere The alpagueur is a head hunter a mercenary a marginal The alpagueur is a trick made up by a state employee to be above the cop s routine Originally a deer hunter l Alpagueur became a head hunter working for the police paid by them with money stolen from criminals The main plot revolves around l Alpagueur s pursuit of l Epervier Sparrowhawk a bank robber and an assassin who kills whoever sees him commit a crime His technique is to pay a young and naive man to be his accomplice and kill him right after One of his accomplices Costa Valdez is only wounded during one of his hold ups and with his help l Alpagueur manages to find l Epervier at the end Cast EditJean Paul Belmondo Roger Pilard aka l Alpagueur Bruno Cremer Gilbert aka L Epervier Claude Brosset fr Granier Patrick Fierry fr Costa Valdes Jean Negroni Spitzer Victor Garrivier fr Inspector Doumecq Jean Pierre Jorris SalicettiReception EditThe film was the 19th highest earning film of the year in France with 1 533 183 admissions 2 References Edit Box office information for film at Box Office Story L Alpagueur 1976 JPBox Office External links EditL Alpagueur at IMDb L Alpagueur permanent dead link at Le Film Guide Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title L 27Alpagueur amp oldid 1157459577, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
