Action Man

Action Man (original French title Le Soleil des voyous) is a 1967 French-Italian crime thriller directed by Jean Delannoy, who also penned the screenplay. The picture adapts J. M. Flynn's 1961 work "Action Man" and features Jean Gabin, Suzanne Flon and Robert Stack in the leading roles. Running about 92 minutes, it was shown at the Venice Film Festival. The film reached audiences under a variety of titles depending on the market: its Italian release name evoked the heist of the century, while in the Soviet Union it circulated under yet another title.