What is the duration of Borsalino?

The duration of Borsalino is 125 mins.

What is the original language of Borsalino?

The original language of Borsalino is French.

Who directed Borsalino?

Borsalino was directed by Jacques Deray.

Which studio made Borsalino?

Borsalino was produced by Paramount Pictures.

Borsalino 1970

Q: Does Borsalino have end credit scenes?

Borsalino does not have end credit scenes.

Comedy

Crime

Drama

Runtime

125 mins

Language

French

In 1930s Marseille, two petty thieves meet while fighting over a woman and decide to join forces. They start with rigged horse races and fixed boxing matches, soon taking jobs for the city's established gangsters. When they launch their own criminal enterprise, their carefree approach to crime begins to change.

Paramount Pictures

Studio

Jacques Deray

Director

Does Borsalino have end credit scenes?

No!

Borsalino does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Alain Delon

Roch Siffredi

Corinne Marchand

Mrs. Rinaldi

Michel Bouquet

Maître Rinaldi

Yvan Chiffre

Julien Guiomar

Simon Boccace

Jean-Paul Belmondo

François Capella

Mireille Darc

Prostitute (uncredited)

Nicole Calfan

Ginette

Dennis Berry

Nono

Henri Attal

Cashier of the circle (uncredited)

Arnoldo Foà

Marello

Lionel Vitrant

Fernand

Laura Adani

Mrs. Siffredi, Roch's mother

Philippe Castelli

Hotel boy (uncredited)

Roland Malet

Player (uncredited)

Mario David

Mario

Christian de Tillière

'Le Danseur'

André Bollet

Poli

Pierre Koulak

Spada

Françoise Christophe

Simone Escarguel

Fransined

Coffee boy (uncredited)

Catherine Rouvel

Lola

Tony Rödel

Man of Marello (uncredited)

Daniel Ivernel

Commissioner

Hélène Rémy

Lydia

Georges Ass

Priest at the funeral (uncredited)

Jean-François Delon

Brothel employee (uncredited)

Georges Guéret

Man of Marello (uncredited)

Jean Aron

Martial Roger, accountant

Odette Piquet

Singer

Iska Khan

Chinese server (uncredited)

Pierre Santino

Machine pistol shooter (uncredited)

Art Simmons

Pianist (uncredited)

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Amilcar

1923

CGS

Citroën

1922

5 HP Torpédo

Citroën

1929

AC4 Conduite Intérieure

Citroën

1928

B14 G Berline

Citroën

1929

C4 Cabriolet Décapotable

Citroën

1931

C4 F Torpédo Familial

Citroën

C6 Coupé de Ville

Citroën

1931

C6 F

Delage

1929

Fiat

521 C

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