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In Paris, bloodthirsty jewel thief Roger Sartet escapes from custody with the help of the Manalese, a small-time but well-organised Sicilian Mafia clan led by patriarch Vittorio and which includes his sons Aldo and Sergio, and son-in-law Luigi. While in prison, Sartet got to know an electrician who was involved in the setting up of an extensive security system at a diamond exhibition in Rome — the electrician returned home early, unannounced, caught his wife in bed with a lover and shot them. Unaccustomed to prison life, he made friends with Sartet and bit-by-bit supplied him with details of the exhibition.

Vittorio and a fellow Mafiose, Tony Nicosia of New York City, go to the exhibition only to find that some changes have been made that make a simple robbery more difficult. Furthermore, the exhibition hall is just down the road from the local police station. Nicosia instead comes up with a plan to steal the diamonds while they are en route to another exhibition in New York and sends over Jack, an alcoholic, in order to pass on the details.

Meanwhile, Commissaire Le Goff pursues Sartet with unbridled determination — the gangster having killed two of his men in cold blood during an earlier arrest. Guessing that Sartet needs false papers in order to leave the country, Le Goff's enquiries lead him to the Manalese and their arcade game business which serves as a cover for their more illegal activities. While he questions Vittorio, Sartet slips out of the building in a car, right under Le Goff's nose.

Jeanne, the wife of Vittorio's son Aldo and an able crook in her own right, becomes increasingly fascinated by Sartet. She has always felt out of place as the only French person in the Sicilian clan. While hiding out in a villa near the Italian border she attracts Sartet's attention by sunbathing nude but as they kiss they are caught in the act by Luigi's six-year-old son Roberto. Jeanne gets the boy to promise not to mention it to anyone.

In Rome, the gang subtly kidnap Edward Evans, the insurance man sent to oversee the transfer of the diamonds to New York. Sartet takes his place and joins the other officials accompanying the diamonds on a regular scheduled flight to New York via Paris. Among the passengers joining the plane in Paris are Jack, Jeanne, Vittorio and his sons. Things almost go wrong when Evans' wife turns up and even boards the plane looking for her husband, but Vittorio leads her to believe that her husband's same numbered flight is due for tomorrow.

Having tried to contact her husband's hotel in Rome and being told that he has left, Mrs Evans goes to the police. At police HQ, she identifies Sartet as one of the men she saw on the plane while landed in Paris airport. Meanwhile, the plane is making its descent towards New York when the gang hijacks the aircraft, holding its crew at gunpoint, with Jack, a former pilot, taking over the co-pilot's seat.

Warned of Sartet's imminent arrival in the United States, the local police race to the airport, while the plane lands on a highway which has been closed off by gang's local members. Other Mafia men are waiting in cars unload the diamonds from the plane and split up, Jack for Canada and the Manalese for Paris. Intending to move to Veracruz, Sartet hides out in New York while awaiting his share of the proceeds.

Back home, late one evening, the Manalese are watching a film on TV which includes a scene of a couple kissing on a beach. Roberto points at the screen and exclaims that it looks just what Sartet has done with Jeanne. Jeanne soon denies such event but the others tend to believe it. They lure Sartet back to Paris, to cash there his share of the loot. Jeanne calls Sartet's sister Monique to warn him of the due trap. Monique await him at the airport but when he fails to turn up, she learns that he boarded an earlier flight.

Sartet contacts Vittorio, for his share in the jewelry loot, and has no problem to meet him, accompanied by Jeanne, on a quiet road outside town, where once given the due amount, Vittorio shoots both him and Jeanne dead. There having left behind both bodies, along with Sartet's money for the police to take care of, Vittorio returns home to be arrested there by Le Goff.

• Jean Gabin as Vittorio Manalese
• Alain Delon as Roger Sartet
• Lino Ventura as Commissaire Le Goff
• Irina Demick as Jeanne Manalese
• Elisa Cegani as Maria Manalese
• Yves Lefebvre as Aldo Manalese
• Marc Porel as Sergio Manalese
• Philippe Baronnet as Luigi
• Karen Blanguernon as Theresa
• César Chauveau as Roberto
• Amedeo Nazzari as Tony Nicosia
• Sydney Chaplin as Jack
• Danielle Volle as Monique Sartet
• André Pousse as Malik
• Edward Meeks as the airline captain
• Sally Nesbitt as Mrs. Evans
• Christian de Tillière as Jean-Marie Ballard, the electrician
• Yves Brainville as the examining magistrate
• Bernard Musson as the gendarme during Sartet's transfer

• The film was largely marketed by the casting together of Gabin, Delon and Ventura, all major film stars of the time. Henri Verneuil had previously directed Gabin and Delon in another thriller Mélodie en sous-sol. They would also star together in Deux hommes dans la ville and Delon would dedicate Ne réveillez pas un flic qui dort to Gabin.
• Ventura also worked with Delon and Gabin separately on a number of films.
• At the time, Delon was involved in a real-life scandal, the Markovic affair, in which his former bodyguard Stevan Markovi? had been found murdered.

In the book French Cinema: From Its Beginnings to the Present, author Rémi Fournier Lanzoni wrote, "This gangster film reinvented the classic gangster genre, elevating it to a higher level with its hard-boiled acting, deep character studies, and attractive photography."