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Speaking of Murder (Le rouge est mis)
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Speaking of Murder (original title Le rouge est mis ("The red light is on")) is a 1957 French crime drama directed by Gilles Grangier and starring Jean Gabin as Louis Bertain, the leader of a crime gang.
The following weapons were used in the film Speaking of Murder (Le rouge est mis):
During the robbery of the armoured car a guard draws his pistol but has no time to shoot. The pistol is seen through the windshield and hardly can be identified. It resembles a Luger but has a thicker barrel. Maybe it's a Savage 1907 that was used by French army during the Great War and so could be seen in France even in 1950s.
Several long guns are seen in a gun rack in a police station.
Error creating thumbnail: File missingTwo long rifles are seen at the left, and three smaller guns next to them. The two smaller guns at the right might be MAT-49s with folded magazines.
