What is the duration of The Champagne Murders?

The duration of The Champagne Murders is 105 mins.

What is the original language of The Champagne Murders?

The original language of The Champagne Murders is French.

Who directed The Champagne Murders?

The Champagne Murders was directed by Claude Chabrol.

Which studio made The Champagne Murders?

The Champagne Murders was produced by Universal Pictures.

The Champagne Murders 1967

Q: Does The Champagne Murders have end credit scenes?

The Champagne Murders does not have end credit scenes.

Crime

Thriller

Mystery

Runtime

105 mins

Language

French

Psycho Puppet or Cold-Blooded Killer? A champagne tycoon’s partner suspects his partner’s gigolo husband of murders he’s been framed for.

Universal Pictures

Studio

Claude Chabrol

Director

Does The Champagne Murders have end credit scenes?

No!

The Champagne Murders does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Taking a prostitute to a park after drinking, Paul Wagner [Maurice Ronet] is attacked by unknown assailants, who leave him with a serious head injury and strangle her. Unable to manage the family champagne business, it is run for him by Christine Belling [Yvonne Furneaux] and her assistant Jacqueline [Stéphane Audran]. Christine tries to take advantage of Paul by selling the company, but he refuses to sign.

On a business trip to Hamburg with Christine’s husband Christopher [Anthony Perkins], he gets drunk and goes to a park with the same prostitute, who is found strangled in the morning. Going with Christopher to the party of a promiscuous artist, Paul again gets drunk and she is found strangled in the morning.

Terrified that he may be murdering young women after drinking, Paul seeks the help of Christine while Christopher is away. She takes advantage of Paul by getting him to sign away his rights in the company. He goes home despondent and in the morning Christine is found strangled. Christopher, who now owns the business, turns up with a striking blonde, whom Paul remembers seeing in Hamburg and at the artist’s party. It is Jacqueline [Stéphane Audran], without the dark wig and pale make-up she wore to work, who is Christopher’s mistress and has done the last three stranglings. A gun is pulled out and the movie camera recedes as the three fight over the gun.

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