The Outside Man

The Outside Man (Un homme est mort) is a 1972 French thriller set in Los Angeles, directed by Jacques Deray and starring Jean-Louis Trintignant, Ann-Margret, Roy Scheider, and Angie Dickinson.[1]

The Outside Man
French film poster for The Outside Man
Directed byJacques Deray
Produced byJacques Bar
Written byJacques Deray
Jean-Claude Carrière
Ian McLellan Hunter
StarringJean-Louis Trintignant
Ann-Margret
Roy Scheider
Michel Constantin
Angie Dickinson
Music byMichel Legrand
CinematographySilvano Ippoliti
Terry K. Meade
Edited byWilliam K. Chulack
Henri Lanoë
Distributed byUnited Artists
Release date
1973 (1973)
Running time
105 min.
CountryFrance
Italy

Plot

French hitman Lucien Bellon (Jean-Louis Trintignant) has been hired to kill Victor (Ted de Corsia), a leading mobster in Los Angeles. Bellon goes to Victor's home and shoots him point-blank.

When he tries to return to France, he discovers that his luggage and passport have been stolen. Meanwhile, on television, news accounts indicate that the police have been given a false description of him. He stays in Los Angeles to discover the truth but finds that another hit man named Lenny (Roy Scheider) is trying to kill him. As he flees one attack, Bellon hijacks a car and holds a woman (Georgia Engel) and her son (Jackie Earle Haley) hostage.

Later, Bellon seeks help from a beautiful woman named Nancy (Ann-Margret), and encounters the dead gangster's widow, Jackie (Angie Dickinson).

Cast

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