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The Thief of Paris
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The Thief of Paris

film by Malle [1967]
Also known as: “Le Voleur”
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  • Filming of Damage
    Louis Malle

    …major film, Le Voleur (1967; The Thief of Paris), a gentleman is driven to become a thief out of hatred of himself and his bourgeois origins. Malle’s other films of the 1960s included the zany comedy Zazie dans le métro (1960) and the musical satire Viva Maria! (1965).

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    …major film, Le Voleur (1967; The Thief of Paris), a gentleman is driven to become a thief out of hatred of himself and his bourgeois origins. Malle’s other films of the 1960s included the zany comedy Zazie dans le métro (1960) and the musical satire Viva Maria! (1965).

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