The Red Circle Page #2
- Year:
- 1960
- 92 min
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Just find a way to bait him.
I don't even know the guy.
What's he bite at?
Spoons, flies, worms, maggots?
Is the fish you're after pike
or perch?
Spare me the fishing lesson.
You've got lots of imagination.
The neighborhoods changed.
Hoods use new tactics
since the open-air market moved.
The neighborhoods dead.
- Change neighborhoods.
- People know me.
Do as I do:
work through others.Sure.
But tell me one thing...
You sure he's guilty?
I am.
So, Santi,
forgetting our old friends, are we?
Why come to my club, Inspector?
So that everyone sees you
and thinks I'm a snitch?
You really want to burn me.
Don't lay it on so thick.
Not at all...
Just say you had some problems with
the police over some call girls.
If you won't help me,
I have to try scaring you.
You've tried before to no avail.
Think so? Don't believe it.
I've nothing to say.
With all these customers?
I don't know what's said here
and even if I did...
You wouldn't tell me. I know.
I'm warning you, Santi,
I hushed up your little affair...
for the time being.
Don't make me regret it.
You slipped up. I have to use it.
Even if it's against your nature,
you have to help me.
If not, I promise you,
you'll be in deep water.
All police have informers.
You know that.
You read the papers,
listen to radio, watch television.
Find me Vogel.
Is that all!
I don't even know him.
And this...
He a look-alike?
So you'll hear about him.
After this visit, I doubt it.
I repeat, tell them
it concerns your affair.
If you like, I can help out. I can
have you hauled in for 48 hours.
That way
your honor is intact.
Vogel never dealt with the Mob.
But he will now.
To lay low, he'll ask for help.
You'll hear about it. And so will I.
See you tomorrow.
Where to?
You, wherever you like.
Me, I'm going to bed.
I've been dying to for 48 hours.
I know...
A job coming from a prison guard
sounds dubious.
But we can start by checking it out.
That'll prove nothing.
But it'll be something to go by.
OK. Let's say we decide
to go ahead with the job.
We still need a marksman.
That's why I'm talking to you.
Me? Get it out of your head.
Between shooting two men
six feet away
and hitting a target at 100 feet,
there's a certain difference.
It's the difference between
an amateur and a professional.
And, despite appearances,
I'm no professional.
I knew a really good marksman
A policeman.
A crack policeman.
One of the best shots on the force.
But the corruption of his work
environment finally got to him.
your cop, aren't we overdoing it?
Go see him. We'll run the risk.
Talk to him.
I remember his number.
He may not have moved.
Mister Jansen?
Speaking.
Excuse me, I was in the shower.
Who's this?
You don't know me.
A friend of a friend.
Can we meet?
Yes. Of course.
When and where?
I don't know...
Around midnight?
Sure. Where?
Fine.
They killed each other
over a few thousand francs.
If we find out whose money it is
we'd make sense of the killings.
We'd also have to track down
the other car.
If its driver has anything to do
with the money,
we'd have a better fix.
Think there's a connection
with Vogel?
Who knows?
He escapes in the morning
between Marseille and Paris,
and the next day, two guys
are found dead on the same route.
- Well?
- The tire casts of the 2nd car.
The car's not new.
Probably a '66 or a '67 model.
- What make?
- Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth?
Anyone asks for me, my name
is Corey. I'll be over there.
Car Registration
a low profile.
I want you to meet him
to discuss a job.
Two whiskeys.
No, thanks.
A double.
You're real scum...
Insulting an officer
in the exercise of his duties.
Don't make things worse.
You know this arrest's for show,
for your customers and staff,
just to make things easy for you.
Just sit back.
It's like this, Santi...
As I said last night,
I don't want to bring you down.
And I'm not changing my plan.
If I have to, I'll haul you in every
week for two days of questioning.
Inform your lawyer,
even if I can prevent you.
And phone your bartender
Everyone at the club will know and
my visit won't hurt your reputation.
You said even if I haven't
an informer's nature,
you'd force me to help you.
You've got your psychology
all wrong.
Nothing can change
a man's basic nature.
I'm not calling my lawyer
or my bartender.
I'm not an informer.
Put him on ice.
He just pulled the classic
opening routine.
"He is not and never
will be an informer."
- Anything on Vogel?
- Nothing.
before releasing him.
They know each other well.
If we don't get Vogel
in a day or two,
Santi will hear about him.
That's when I make my move.
- And his phone?
No introductions needed.
How are you?
And you?
You haven't heard?
I'm a wanted man. Escaping arrest.
Wanted by who?
Mattei. A classmate of yours.
Lot of good that'll do you.
Five people will be in on this.
The three of us, the one
who put us on to it, and the fence.
Only one fence can handle
this kind of merchandise.
He has to agree first.
Vogel has to lie low,
so I'll go see him.
And someone has to case
the premises.
That person...
will be you.
Mauboussin Jewelers
Your bracelets, please.
Of course, sir. This way, please.
What sort did you have in mind?
We have emeralds. This piece
is quite lovely.
Or else, sapphires.
This is a recent design.
Very nice.
Watches.
That one.
We also make
this kind of bracelet with rubies.
I think a bracelet would be best...
for a very young woman.
I must think it over.
At your service, sir.
It all checks out as you said.
The bullet-proof glass showcases
double as safes.
No need to remove and put back
the hundreds of different pieces.
The showcases are opened
and closed electronically.
The wall key does exist.
It controls the showcases
and the electric eyes
that block access to the showroom
from the landing.
There's no way in
other than the way you'll use.
But beware:
There are surveillance cameras, too.
It'll be about 20 million...
Market value.
Unset, re-cut,
with the platinum melted...
stones and gems
are worth only 25% to me.
Don't expect more than 5 million.
How long?
Leave me the goods for 24 hours,
I'll pay the next day.
If you can find a better offer...
There are few of you.
True enough.
Well?
I'll phone and come.
No, come without phoning.
It's better that way.
Anyway, I imagine
I'll read about the merchandise
in the papers.
- Probably.
- Precisely.
If I'd known about his release,
he wouldn't have hit me at home.
And three of my boys
would still be alive.
I didn't realize there was trouble.
Otherwise, I wouldn't have...
What's on your mind?
Nothing, nothing...
Let's hear it.
Let's hear it!
It's there.
Plouvier.
They're not much for talk.
A lot of good this does me.
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