Coplan Takes Risks

Coplan Takes Risks (French: Coplan prend des risques) is a 1964 spy film directed by Maurice Labro and starring Dominique Paturel, Virna Lisi and Jacques Balutin.^[1] It was made as a co-production between Belgium, France and Italy, and was part of a boom in Eurospy films in the wake of James Bond's popularity

Coplan Takes Risks
Directed by	Maurice Labro
Written by	Paul Kenny (novel) François Chavane Pascal Jardin Jean Marsan Jean-Louis Roncoroni
Produced by	François Chavane
Starring	Dominique Paturel Virna Lisi Jacques Balutin
Cinematography	Pierre Petit
Edited by	Germaine Artus
Music by	Georges Van Parys
Production companies	Cibélux Cinéphonic Da.Ma. Cinematografica
Distributed by	Gaumont Distribution
Release date	6 May 1964 (1964-05-06)
Running time	89 minutes
Countries	Belgium France Italy
Language	French

The film's sets were designed by the art director Jean Mandaroux.

Plot

In a French factory working for French National Defense, an employee steals a prototype. SDECE agent FX-18 Francis Coplan is sent to handle the case.

Cast

• Dominique Paturel as Francis Coplan
• Virna Lisi as Ingrid Carlsen
• Jacques Balutin as Fondane
• Roger Dutoit as Bianco
• Jacques Monod as Le "vieux"
• André Valmy as Pelletier
• Yves Arcanel as
• Marcel Charvey
• Yvonne Clech as Madame Rochon
• Dominique Davray as Prostitute
• Eugene Deckers
• Albert Dinan
• Tommy Duggan as Stratton
• Gisèle Grandpré
• Guy Kerner as Rochon
• Henri Lambert as Scarpelli
• Margo Lion as Mme Slassinka
• Monique Morisi
• Alain Nobis
• Anna Vallon
• André Weber as Legay