Mr. Klein

In the nightmare labyrinth of the Occupation

Paris, France, 1942, during the Nazi occupation. Robert Klein, a successful art dealer who benefits from the misfortunes of those who are ruthlessly persecuted, discovers by chance that there is another Robert Klein, apparently a Jewish man; someone with whom he could be mistakenly identified, something dangerous in such harsh times.

Alain Delon

(Mr. Robert Klein)

Jeanne Moreau

(Florence)

Francine Bergé

(Nicole)

Juliet Berto

(Jeanine, Robert's mistress)

Jean Bouise

(Seller of the painting)

Suzanne Flon

(Concierge of rue des Abbesses)

Massimo Girotti

(Charles, Florence's husband)

Michael Lonsdale

(Pierre)

Michel Aumont

(Jew Affairs Section Official)

Roland Bertin

(Newspaper Director)

Jean Champion

(Morgue keeper)

Etienne Chicot

(Policeman)

Magali Clément

(Lola)

Gérard Jugnot

(Photographer)

Hermine Karagheuz

(Young Worker)

Jacques Maury

(Professor Montandon)

Fred Personne

(Police Commissioner)

Francine Racette

(Françoise / Cathy / Isabelle)

Isabelle Sadoyan

(Examined Woman)

Louis Seigner

(Mr. Klein's Father)

Elisabeth Kaza

Carole Achache

Lucienne Le Marchand

Rosine Rochette

Maurice Vallier

Pierre Vernier

(Policeman)

François Viaur

Joseph Losey

(Man at the Vel d'Hiv (uncredited))

Brigitte Ariel

((uncredited))

Marius Balbinot

((uncredited))

Maurice Baquet

(Musician (uncredited))

Philippe Brizard

((uncredited))

Jenny Clève

((uncredited))

Raymond Danon

((uncredited))

Christian de Tillière

(Auctioneer (uncredited))

Michel Delahaye

((uncredited))

Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu

(Extra (uncredited))

Pierre Frag

(Georges, Newspaper Seller (uncredited))

Mireille Franchino

((uncredited))

David Gabison

(Bellboy (uncredited))

Maurice Jany

(Driver in Ivry-la-Bataille (uncredited))

Stephane Quatrehomme

(Pierre's Son (uncredited))

Jean Topart

(Speaker's voice (voice) (uncredited))

Danielle Verne

(Deportee (uncredited))

Dany Kogan

(Michelle)

Thierry de Brem

((uncredited))

Tina Aumont

(Spectator (uncredited))

Nathalie Rigaux

(Little girl at the Vel d'Hiv (uncredited))