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| | dOc DVD Review: Le Cercle rouge (1970) |
 | | Meanwhile, Vogel (Gian Maria Volonté), a member of Corey's fraternity, is riding the rail with a police escort, Captain Mattei (André Bourvil), but Vogel remains one step ahead of his guardian, and engineers a daring escape from a moving train. |
 | | With some, he got along famously—Delon was the Toshiro Mifune to Melville's Kurosawa—and others, like Montand and Bourvil, were rightly famous long before they were cast in a Melville picture; they find just the right tone, and feel completely a part of this world. |
 | | Melville's on-set problems with Volonté are voluminously documented in the supplements (see below), but even the Italian actor's work feels as if it's of a piece of the Melvillean whole. |
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