
125 minutes
4/14/2006
The film, set in 1912, is about the exploits of France's first motorized police brigade.

Clovis Cornillac
as Commissioner Paul Valentin

Diane Kruger
as Princess Constance Radetsky

Édouard Baer
as Inspector Pujol

Olivier Gourmet
as Inspector Marcel 'Le Colosse' Terrasson

Thierry Frémont
as Piotr

Jacques Gamblin
as Jules Bonnot

Stefano Accorsi
as Trainee inspector Achille Bianchi

Léa Drucker
as Léa

Philippe Duquesne
as Casimir Cagne

Didier Flamand
as Prefect of police

Gérard Jugnot
as Chief commissioner Faivre

Agnès Soral
as Mademoiselle Amélie

Eric Prat
as Alphonse Bertillon

Capucine Ackermann
as Solène Terrasson
Benjamin Monnier
as Solène's fiancé

Roland Copé
as Raymond Poincaré, President of the Republic

Nicholas Calderbank
as Sir Hollingworth

Anton Yakovlev
as Prince's secretary

Valérie Mischler
as Singer
Marie Vinoy
as Singer
David Bolling
as Lawyer
Antonio Cauchois
as Investigating judge

Didier Lafaye
as Doctor
Mathilde Mottier
as Receptionnist of "L'Humanité"

Luc Guiol
as Mobile police agent

Robert Paturel
as Referee
Grégory Ragot
as Mobile police agent

Olivier Sa

Béatrice Michel
as Mrs. Terrasson

Hélène Seuzaret
as Adèle Bianci
Félix Malinbaum
as Perrin, mobile police agent
Dominique Louyot
as Mrs. Caby
Luc-Antoine Salmont
as Resident of Ivry
Janis Munz
as Little girl from the popular market halls
Rebecca Munz
as Little girl from the popular market halls

Eric Debrosse
as Commissioner Jouin
Frédéric Jeannot
as Newspaper seller
Olivier Breuils
as Roget, mobile police agent

Frédéric Bouraly
as Caby

Dan Herzberg
as Gauzy

Jean-Christophe Bouvet
as Judge at the trial

Gérard Loussine
as Steemans

Mathias Mlekuz
as Hennion

Alexandre Arbat
as Doctor Tanpisev

Alain Figlarz
as Inspector Jacquemin

André Marcon
as Jean Jaurès, socialist deputy

Marc Robert
as Octave Garnier

Pierre Berriau
as Raymond Caillememin

Richaud Valls
as Pelletier

Aleksandr Medvedev
as Prince Volkonsky, plenipotentiary of the Tsar