The Jackpot! (La Totale!): Difference between revisions
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The most widespread poster shows the four main characters holding various guns: François Voisin with sniper [[Galil 7.62 ARM]] and [[Desert Eagle]]; Hélène Voisin with [[Beretta 92FS]]-style pistol; Albert Grelleau with [[Mossberg 500]] and Simon with a revolver and a suppressed [[Sterling SMG|Sterling L34A1]] with Imatronic LS45 Laser.
The most widespread poster shows the four main characters holding various guns: François Voisin with sniper [[Galil 7.62 ARM]] and [[Desert Eagle]]; Hélène Voisin with [[Beretta 92FS]]-style pistol; Albert Grelleau with [[Mossberg 500]] and Simon with a revolver and a suppressed [[Sterling SMG|Sterling L34A1]] with Imatronic LS45 Laser.
[[File:La Totale Poster.jpg|thumb|none|420px|From left to right: Simon, Albert, Hélène and François.]]
[[File:La Totale Poster.jpg|thumb|none|420px|From left to right: Simon, Albert, Hélène and François.]]
The Jackpot! (original title La Totale!) is a 1991 French action comedy movie directed by Claude Zidi. François Voisin (Thierry Lhermitte) is a super agent of a secret service but his family is convinced that he is a humble employee in telecommunication company. Suddenly François finds out that his wife Hélène (Miou-Miou), bored with monotonous life, meets a mysterious man who poses himself as a secret agent...
In 1994 the film was remade as True Lies. The remake is a much more known movie than the original one.
The following weapons were used in the film The Jackpot! (La Totale!):
During the kidnapping of Hélène Voisin a Manurhin MR-73 revolver is used by Albert Grelleau (Eddy Mitchell).
Smith & Wesson Model 36
A snub nose revolver is seen in hands of Hélène Voisin (Miou-Miou) in the final scene. It isn't seen very clear but looks most likely a Smith & Wesson Model 36.
During the kidnapping of Hélène Voisin and later two Sarkis' henchmen are armed with Beretta 93R pistols.
Beretta 92FS
In the final scene one of the operatives is armed with a Beretta 92FS (or its French version PAMAS G1).
Unidentified Beretta Pistol
A pistol with typical Beretta features is seen among other firearms in the van used as a base of operations by François Voisin and Albert Grelleau. It can be some version of Beretta 92 or Beretta 81/84/85.
One of the Mini Uzis, seen in the film, is fitted with a fixed plastic buttstock. It is seen in hands of Sarkis (Jean Benguigui), than taken from him by François Voisin (Thierry Lhermitte) and handed to Hélène Voisin (Miou-Miou). While firing, Hélène drops the gun, and it falls down, firing widely and scoring several hits. This scene was repeated in True Lies, using a MAC-10. The plastic stock is supposed to be a cover for a device that makes the submachine gun fire while falling down.
The most widespread poster shows the four main characters holding various guns: François Voisin with sniper Galil 7.62 ARM and Desert Eagle; Hélène Voisin with Beretta 92FS-style pistol; Albert Grelleau with Mossberg 500 and Simon with a revolver and a suppressed Sterling L34A1 with Imatronic LS45 Laser.