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Max et les ferrailleurs

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Country	France Italy
Directed by	Claude Sautet
Release Date	1971
Language	French
Studio	Fida Cinematografica Lira Films
Distributor	The Film Desk

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Max/Félix	Michel Piccoli
Julia Anna 'Lily' Ackermann	Romy Schneider
Abel Maresco	Bernard Fresson
Commissioner Rosinsky	François Périer
Lui 'P'tit Lu' Serafino	Boby Lapointe
Inspector Losfeld	Philippe Léotard
Robert Saidani	Michel Creton

Max et les ferrailleurs (English title: Max and the Junkmen) is a 1971 Franco–Italian crime drama directed by Claude Sautet ("The Big Risk", "The Dictator's Guns") on based the novel of the same name by Claude Néron. Starring Michel Piccoli and Romy Schneider.

The following weapons were used in the film Max and the Junkmen (Max et les ferrailleurs):

FN Model 1922

Policeman Max (Michel Piccoli) and some next police officers carry a FN Model 1922 pistols.

FN Model 1922 - .32 ACP

Inspector Loiselle (Robert Favart) (right) holds FN Model 1922 in his hand.

Max pulls a gun from his pocket ...

... and aim it at the commissioner Rosinsky (François Périer).

Astra 600

The Maresco´s henchman Jean-Marie 'Jean-Jean' Patinet (Jacques Canselier) cleans a Astra 600 pistol.

Astra 600 - 9x19mm.

Browning Hi-Power

Some police officer and robbers are equipped with Browning Hi-Power pistols.

The first version of the classic pistol, developed by John Browning and Dieudonné Saive, and adopted by Belgium in 1935, the FN P-35 - 9x19mm.

Guy Laronget (Alain Grellier) is armed with a Browning Hi-Power.

One of policeman, who arrested Abel Maresco, also holds this gun in his hand.

Lui 'P'tit Lu' Serafino (Boby Lapointe) traded Walther P38 in another shot for Browning Hi-Power.

Walther P38

Various characters in movie use a Walther P38 pistol.

Walther P1 - 9x19mm Parabellum

The robbers chief Abel Maresco (Bernard Fresson) came to the bank with a gun in his hand.

Inspector Losfeld (Philippe Léotard) carries Walther P38.

The thug Lui 'P'tit Lu' Serafino (Boby Lapointe) fired his gun on policemen.

The cop (Michel Duchaussoy) with a Walther P38 in hand to arrest Antoine Tony' Chantoiseau (Maurice Auzel).

Unidentified revolver

The police officer (middle) holds a unidentified revolver in his hand.

A policeman on right is equipped with a MP40.

MP40

Lui 'P'tit Lu' Serafino (Boby Lapointe) and one cop are seen with MP40s.

MP40 submachine gun - 9x19mm

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−	'''''Max et les ferrailleurs''''' (English title: ''Max and the Junkmen'') is a 1971 Franco–Italian crime drama directed by Claude Sautet ("[[Consider All Risks (Classe tous risques)]]", "[[Dictator's Guns, The (L'Arme à gauche)\|The Dictator's Guns ~~(L'Arme à gauche)~~]]") on based the novel of the same name by Claude Néron. Starring [[Michel Piccoli]] and [[Romy Schneider]].	+	'''''Max et les ferrailleurs''''' (English title: ''Max and the Junkmen'') is a 1971 Franco–Italian crime drama directed by Claude Sautet ("[[Consider All Risks (Classe tous risques)\|The Big Risk]]", "[[Dictator's Guns, The (L'Arme à gauche)\|The Dictator's Guns]]") on based the novel of the same name by Claude Néron. Starring [[Michel Piccoli]] and [[Romy Schneider]].