It's not enough to have good actors, you got to have also an excellent script for the good movie to come out. Michel Constantin and Jean Bouise are worthy of
watching in anything, just by their simple presence, they have charm and naturalness. Serge Reggiani is, in my humble opinion, in his best role. But the rest, that is, the whole story, is incredible, long, boring. Juliet Berto, although natural in everything she does, is from a completely different film, together with Patrick Bouchitey, who, in his first role in a film, is downright annoying. The usual exceptional music of François de Roubaix (a kind of French Morricone) does not save anything. Robert Enrico has some very good films under his belt and even this one had potential, if he had changed a lot of things.
Review of The Big Shots
