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Le Magnifique

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Country	Error creating thumbnail: File missing France Error creating thumbnail: File missing Italy
Directed by	Philippe de Broca
Release Date	1973
Language	French, English
Studio	Les Films Ariane
Distributor	Cine III

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Bob Saint-Clair / François Merlin	Jean-Paul Belmondo
Tatiana / Christine	Jacqueline Bisset
Colonel Collins	Hans Meyer
General Pontaubert	Raymond Gérôme
The electrician	Jean Lefebvre
The plumber	André Weber

Le Magnifique is a 1973 French action espionage comedy directed by Philippe de Broca. Starring Jean-Paul Belmondo in the dual roles of writer François Merlin and spy Bob Saint-Clair, and Jacqueline Bisset as student Christine and also spy Tatiana.

The following weapons are featured in the film Le Magnifique:

Handguns

Colt New Service

Bob Saint-Clair (Jean-Paul Belmondo) used a Colt New Service revolver and Mauser C96 pistol modified as sniper rifle.

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	'''''Le Magnifique''''' is a 1973 French action espionage comedy directed by [[Philippe de Broca]]. Starring [[Jean-Paul Belmondo]] in the dual roles of writer François Merlin and spy Bob Saint-Clair, and [[Jacqueline Bisset]] as student Christine and also spy Tatiana. Bob Saint-Claire's most capable agent in the world. Iron nerves, muscles of steel, shapely figure, without fear from a opponents and irresistible seducer, which controls the shooting and karate as impressively as the piano and poetry. No wonder it is the only one who can help Colonel Collins ([[Hans Meyer]]), whose agents disposed in Acapulco the unknown formidable adversary. Bob will convince yourself it during a stopover in Paris, where he find his secret informant with the ax in the head. Bob destroy after landing in Mexico many of opponents hidden in various disguises in different places. Together with his clutch, beautiful Tatiana, bounces Frogmen attack in their luxury bungalow. But then appears his landlady with your vacuum cleaner and disturbs the writer, who is the author of novels already forty-one about the invincible agent, of a creative working. Unlike his hero, however clumsy François constantly struggling not only with everyday concerns, but also with the lack of money, despite the fact that his novels around the world consume millions of readers. Electricity needs to be repaired, but the electrician ([[Jean Lefebvre]]) excuse at a plumbers. They excuses to the electrician. His stingy publisher Charron ([[Vittorio Capriogli]]) refuses to pay the deposit. Merlin projecting all these people from real life in the books, where the publisher took the role of principal villain Karpof - head of the secret services of fictitious country. A electrician and the plumbers in his novel appears as Karpof´s minions. A student of literature, living in the attic of house, lovely Christine, which François secretly adored, again embodies the agent Tatiana. But how Merlin soon finds, the life is not a adventures novel ...		'''''Le Magnifique''''' is a 1973 French action espionage comedy directed by [[Philippe de Broca]]. Starring [[Jean-Paul Belmondo]] in the dual roles of writer François Merlin and spy Bob Saint-Clair, and [[Jacqueline Bisset]] as student Christine and also spy Tatiana.

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Handguns

Colt New Service

Mauser C96 "Broomhandle"

M1911 pistol

Submachine guns

Madsen M50

Gevarm Type D4

Customized Enforcer M1 Carbine

Shotguns

12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun

High Standard FLITE KING shotgun

Handgrenades

F-1 hand grednade

Mills Bomb

Others

Shooting Cross

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