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| Jean-Paul Belmondo | ... | Louis-Dominique Bourguignon alias Cartouche | |
| Claudia Cardinale | ... | Vénus | |
| Jess Hahn | ... | La Douceur | |
| Marcel Dalio | ... | Malichot | |
| Jean Rochefort | ... | La Taupe | |
| Philippe Lemaire | ... | Gaston de Ferrussac | |
| Noël Roquevert | ... | Le sergent recruteur | |
| Odile Versois | ... | Isabelle de Ferrussac | |
| Jacques Charon | ... | Le colonel | |
| Lucien Raimbourg | ... | Le maréchal | |
| Jacques Balutin | ... | Le moine Capucine | |
| Pierre Repp | ... | Le marquis de Griffe | |
| Jacques Hilling | ... | L'aubergiste | |
| Paul Préboist | ... | Un gendarme | |
| René Marlic | ... | Petit Oncle, le tavernier | |
| Madeleine Clervanne | ... | Pierette la duègne | |
| Raoul Billerey | ... | Un complice de Cartouche | |
| Alain Dekok | ... | Louison | |
| Enzo Cerusico | ... | Un bandit | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Bernard Haller | ... | La voix du perroquet (voice) | |
| Antoine Baud | ... | Un complice de Cartouche (uncredited) | |
| Philippe de Broca | ... | L'homme qui crie 'les aristocrates à la lanterne' (uncredited) | |
| Billy Callaway | ... | Un complice de Cartouche (uncredited) | |
| Lucien Camiret | ... | (uncredited) | |
| Philippe Castelli | ... | Le commissaire (uncredited) | |
| Léonce Corne | ... | Le comte dépouillé (uncredited) | |
| Dominique Davray | ... | Une fille de l'auberge (uncredited) | |
| Henri Guégan | ... | Un complice de Catouche (uncredited) | |
| Paul Jeanjean | ... | Un complice de Cartouche (uncredited) | |
| Raymond Leplont | ... | L'aide du bourreau (uncredited) | |
| Henri Lopez | ... | Un complice de Cartouche (uncredited) | |
| Pierre Maguelon | ... | Un complice de Cartouche (uncredited) | |
| Armel Marin | ... | Un complice de Cartouche (uncredited) | |
| Georges Montant | ... | (uncredited) | |
| Jacques Préboist | ... | Le second gendarme (uncredited) | |
| Irène Sologoub | ... | (uncredited) | |
| Bernadette Stern | ... | Une fille de l'auberge (uncredited) | |
| Roger Trapp | ... | Un officier (uncredited) | |
Directed by | |||
| Philippe de Broca | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| Daniel Boulanger | writer | |
| Philippe de Broca | writer | |
| Charles Spaak | writer | |
Produced by | |||
| Georges Dancigers | .... | producer | |
| Alexandre Mnouchkine | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Georges Delerue | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Christian Matras | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Laurence Méry-Clark | (as Laurence Méry) | ||
Production Design by | |||
| François de Lamothe | |||
Costume Design by | |||
| Rosine Delamare | |||
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director | |||
| Burr Jerger | .... | assistant director (uncredited) | |
Sound Department | |||
| Jean Rieul | .... | sound | |
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CARTOUCHE (3+ outta 5 stars) Rousing comedy-action-drama about a rascally rogue in 18th Century France who is a sort of a cross between Zorro and Robin Hood... except that he's not necessarily helping the less fortunate so much as helping himself. No matter, as played by Jean-Paul Belmondo he is a charming hero... even when committing the unpardonable sin of wooing another woman while he has the steadfast love of the most beautiful woman in all of Europe (Claudia Cardinale). For those who love a good swashbuckler, this movie won't leave you disappointed. I found this movie tremendously entertaining, even in spite of the atrocious American dubbing. I will probably wind up giving this movie an even better rating when I finally get a chance to see it in its original language. Tired of his talent for thievery being exploited, Cartouche brazenly challenges the authority of the leader of the city's criminal population. Biting off a bit more than he can chew at the time, he takes a position in the French military. He and his new comrades not only manage to make off with a fortune in gold, but Cartouche wins over the ridiculously beautiful gypsy-thief Venus (Cardinale). Cartouche proves himself to not be without flaws... which gives the rousing finale an extra bit of resonance. Classic adventure movie-making... you don't see many movies like this anymore!