Three films starring Jean-Paul Belmondo

The legendary Jean-Paul Belmondo set the standard as the suave and sexy French action man of the 1960s. He could do it all - win the fight, seduce the girl, save the day, and all with a lit cigarette clasped between his teeth. Three of Belmondo's greatest roles are collected here together for the first time:

L'HERITIER
When his father, a wealthy industrialist, is killed in aeroplane crash, Bart Cordell returns to France to take up the reins of the empire he has inherited. As a prostitute attempts to frame him for drug smuggling, Bart begins to suspect is father may have been murdered. His investigation uncovers a complex web of political intrigue, in which his own family and his stepfather are heavily implicated...

Scoumoune: Mafia Warfare
Marseille in 1934. Xavier Saratov is framed and sentenced to prison. His friend Roberto soon joins him. After the liberation of France, they are offered a deal, working on bomb-disposal in exchange for their freedom. The job done, they head for the underworld of Paris with all its dangers...

LE CORPS DE MON ENNEMI
Francois always despised the textile barons who ruled his local town. But he fell in love with the family heiress Gilberte. Ten years ago, he would have married her. Now only hatred holds them together. Francois is accused of murder. A hooker and a football star lie slaughtered. He thinks he has been framed by the mob. Going underground, he finds that the trail leads all the way to the top - to Gilberte's family. He needs friends. And friends are hard to come by in his town.