A Thousand Billion Dollars

A Thousand Billion Dollars

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19822h 12min

Cast

  • Patrick Dewaere

    Paul Kerjean

  • Michel Auclair

    Michel Saint-Claude, director of GTI-Europe

  • Caroline Cellier

    Hélène Kerjean

  • Charles Denner

    Walter, private detective

  • Anny Duperey

    Laura Weber, JBL's mistress

  • Jeanne Moreau

    Madame Benoît-Lambert

  • Mel Ferrer

    Cornelius A. Woaegen, president of GTI

  • Jean-Laurent Cochet

    Serge Hartmann, director of La Tribune

  • Fernand Ledoux

    Mr. Guérande

  • André Falcon

    Pierre Bayen, editor-in-chief

  • Claude Vernier

    Dr. Gerhard Kramer

  • Édith Scob

    Madame Bronsky

  • Jacques François

    Fred Great

  • Robert Party

    Jacques Benoît-Lambert, aka 'JBL'

  • Jean-Pierre Kalfon

    Bronsky, then Stan Hankins, the informant

  • Jean Mercure

    Joachim Holstein, Director of GTI-Austria

  • Claude Marcault

    Kerjean's secretary

  • Jacques Maury

    Jack Sleiter, director of GTI

  • Jacqueline Doyen

    Arlène Robert

  • Marc Eyraud

    Sylvestre

  • Jean Claudio

    Vittorio Orta, Director of GTI-Italy

  • Anthony Stuart

    Accuser

  • Hans Verner

    Kurt von Schroeder

  • Edward Marcus

    GTI controller

  • Pierre Londiche

    French interpreter in court

  • Camille Clavel

    Bastien Kerjean

  • Edmond Bernard

    Ralph von Lübeck

  • Frédérique Meininger

    Concierge

  • François Viaur

    Hotel receptionist

  • Marie-Pierre Casey

    Madame Benoît-Lambert's maid

  • Jacques David

    Police commissioner

  • Marc Fayolle

    Enthusiastic reader

  • Yaseen Khan

    Suta Burishawa

  • Roger Comte

    Waiter at the brasserie

  • Marie-Christine Rolland

    Secretary of the Walter agency

  • Yvonne Dany

    Germaine Guérande (uncredited)

  • Rachid Ferrache

    Éric Bronsky (uncredited)

  • Sacha Lavin

    Madame Bayen (uncredited)

  • Fabienne Mai

    Madame Holstein (uncredited)

  • Bernard Tachl

    The follower (uncredited)

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