Que la Bête Meure (1969)



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Synopsis:
Claude Chabrol directs the tense psychological thriller Que la Bête Meure (This Man Must Die). When his young son is the victim of a hit-and-run car accident, writer Charles Thenier (Michel Duchaussoy) is determined to find the killer. Obsessed with avenging his son's death, he carefully records his thoughts in a diary. He travels to Paris and meets actress Helene Lanson (Caroline Cellier), who is a prime witness to the accident. After they start up a love affair, he discovers that the driver of the car was her brother-in-law, Paul Decourt (Jean Yanne). Paul also owns the auto repair shop that fixed up the car after the accident. Believing Paul is the killer, Charles befriends his son Phillipe Decourt (Marc Di Napoli). As it happens, Phillipe also wants Paul dead for his own reasons. Charles manages to get invited to the family's seaside home in Brittany in order to finally get his revenge, but things don't work out according to plan.

~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
1/1/1969
Director Credit
Claude Chabrol Director
Cast Credit
Lorraine Rainier Anna Ferrand
Robert Rondo
Jacques Masson
Jean-Louis Maury Peasant/Charles' Friend
Dominique Zardi Policewoman
Guy Marly Jacques Ferrand
Louise Chevalier Mme. Levenes
Maurice Pialat Police Inspector
Michel Charrel
Michel Duchaussoy Charles
Caroline Cellier Helene
Jean Yanne Paul
Anouk Ferjac Jeanne
Marc di Napoli Philippe Decourt
Production Credits Credit
André Genovès Producer
Art Department Credit
Guy Littaye Art Director
Film Camera Credit
Jean Rabier Cinematographer
Claude Zidi Camera Operator
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Louis Bonnemaison Makeup



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