
Jo, Une femme dans les bras un cadavre sur le dos
Comedy
Overview
Successful author Antoine falls victim to a blackmailer, Jo. He decides to get rid of him according to his perfect crime scenario, gives up and finally lets him die accidentally. Antoine buries him under a bandstand being built in his garden. But Inspector Ducroc has his suspicions.
Top Cast


Jean Lefebvre
Jean Lefebvre
Antoine Brisebard
Jean Lefebvre
Antoine Brisebard


Vannick Le Poulain
Vannick Le Poulain
Mrs. Cramusel
Vannick Le Poulain
Mrs. Cramusel


Philippe Nicaud
Philippe Nicaud
Inspector Ducros
Philippe Nicaud
Inspector Ducros


Blanche Ravalec
Blanche Ravalec
Sylvie Brisebard
Blanche Ravalec
Sylvie Brisebard
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