Borsalino and Co.

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Marseille. Heaps of flowers and funeral wreaths... "A man who no longer defends his colors is no longer a man."Marseille. Heaps of flowers and funeral wreaths... "A man who no longer defends his colors is no longer a man."Marseille. Heaps of flowers and funeral wreaths... "A man who no longer defends his colors is no longer a man."

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6.3/10

2.6K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Former Bond girl Claudine Auger from Thunderball (1965), pops up towards the end in a cameo on board the ship.

Goofs
A newspaper announces: "Déchéance de de Monsieur Roch Siffredi." In French, it should be "Déchéance de Monsieur Roch Siffredi."

Quotes
[last lines in the English subtitled version]
[Sifreddi and Fernand are standing on an outside deck of an ocean liner as they sail to America]
Fernand: No regrets?
Roch Siffredi: I never regret anything.
Fernand: America's big. We don't know anyone there.
Roch Siffredi: I do.
Fernand: Oh.
[Sifreddi and Fernand, walking into one of the lounges where dance music is playing, sit down at the bar]
Bartender: Monsieur?
Roch Siffredi: Champagne.
Unseen Female: Care to dance?
Roch Siffredi: [turning his head to face the woman] Since when does a woman ask a man to dance?
[the woman is shown to be Lola]
Lola: But, sir, this is 1937.
Roch Siffredi: True.
[Sifreddi and Lola get up to dance together]

Crazy credits
Epilogue: "À Suivre" or "To be continued."

Connections
Features Borsalino & Co: les retrouvailles (2014)

Soundtracks
Prends-Moi Matelot
Music by Claude Bolling
Lyrics by Jacques Deray and Jean-Claude Carrière
Performed by Michelle Bach

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6/10

macho man

BORSALINO & CO. (1974) starred Alain Delon and Ricardo Cucciolla.

This is a sequel to the highly acclaimed BORSALINO which apparently is unavailable. Well, if there is one thing I hate it's dubbing. This was dubbed. Delon's voice was too low. The voices always sound disembodied to me.

The story takes place in the mid-1930s France, and it concerns a gangland war between the Volpone (Cucciolla) gang and the Roch Siffredi (Delon) gang. Initially, Volpone wins and plans to saturate the country with heroin, but Siffredi carefully works out his revenge.

It's a typical Godfather-type film without being the Godfather. Lots of cars crashing, violence, shooting, and a particularly unpleasant final scene. All very macho.

On IMDb one of the posters said, "Alain Delon, already past his prime..." Yeah, what a dog. He was a GOD, and with his hair slicked back, evening clothes, and beautifully tailored suits, he looked as if he walked off the pages of Italian Vogue. If your idea of "prime" is 25, that's sad. To each age its own beauty.