Brigade antigangs is a 1966 French-Italian film directed by Bernard Borderie.
Synopsis
Restaurateur Sartet is investigated over being behind a great many robberies.
When a special task force known as Brigade antigangs under the helm of chief inspector Le Goff catches him red-handed, he has just secretly provided his sister with access to his booty.
Sartet's sister invests the booty in hiring henchmen who are supposed to free Sartet. They eventually kidnap Le Goff's brother who happens to be a famous footballer. The chief inspector is informed his brother is about to die unless the police releases Sartet.
Cast
Robert Hossein: chief inspector Le Goff
Raymond Pellegrin: Robert Sartet
Gabriele Tinti: Jobic Le Goff
Pierre Clementi: Trois-Pommes
Amidou: Nez Cassé ("Broken Nose") Ilaria Occhini: Angèle Le Goff Michel Galabru: Larmeno Patrick Préjean: Beau Môme Germaine Delbat: Madame Le Goff Michel Tureau: Le Bosco
See also
Le clan des siciliens (1969) - based on another book of the same series
References
External links
Brigade antigangs at “Cinema-francais“ (French)