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Bob le flambeur
1956, Jean-Pierre Melville
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Film Details
Rating
Rank
570
AKA
Bob the Gambler
Released
1956
Director
Jean-Pierre Melville
Starring
Isabelle Corey, Roger Duchesne, Daniel Cauchy, Howard Vernon, Guy Decomble
Country
France
Genres
Crime
/
Drama
/
Caper
/
Gangster
/
Film-Noir
/
Detective
Language
French
Color
B&W
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