The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe Quotes

The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe is a TV program that debuted in 1970 . The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe stopped airing in 1970.

It features Alain Poiré as producer, Vladimir Cosma in charge of musical score, and René Mathelin as head of cinematography.

The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe is recorded in French and originally aired in France. Each episode of The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe is 90 minutes long. The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe is distributed by Gaumont Film Company.

The cast includes: Jean Rochefort as Le colonel Louis Marie Alphonse Toulouse, Bernard Blier as Bernard Milan, Pierre Richard as François Perrin, Mireille Darc as Christine, Jean Carmet as Maurice, Paul Le Person as Perrache, and Jean Obé as Botrel.

The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe Quotes

Jean Carmet as Maurice

• (Jean Carmet) "I've got to pee."
• (Pierre Richard) "Go ahead."
• (Jean Carmet) "Come with me."

Jean Rochefort as Le colonel Louis Marie Alphonse Toulouse

• (Jean Rochefort) "But why a violinist?"
• (Paul Le Person) "You told me to choose anyone at all."
• (Jean Rochefort) "Yes, but why a violinist?"
• (Paul Le Person) "Because he had one black shoe."

Paul Le Person as Perrache

• (Paul Le Person) "They're making love at her place, 85 Rue des Vignes."
• (Jean Rochefort) "You see, he has some compensations after all, your unfortunate protege."

• (Paul Le Person) "There was another fellow at Orly -- a black fellow in a green overcoat. I prferred a tall blond man with one black shoe to a black fellow in a green overcoat."
• (Jean Rochefort) "Listen, my friend, we're not being paid to philosophize. Wait until you've retired."

• (Paul Le Person) "There are three victims, sir -- two of Milan's men and Chaperon."
• (Jean Rochefort) "I beg your pardon?"
• (Paul Le Person) "Yes, sir, I'm afraid there was shooting. But you needn't worry -- the Tall Blond is quite safe."
• (Jean Rochefort) "I thought I told you to call off Poucet and -- Chaperon."
• (Paul Le Person) "Oh, really? Well, I guess I misunderstood. I told them to tighten up their surveillance."
• (Jean Rochefort) "You did misunderstand me, I fear."
• (Paul Le Person) "I'm sorry, sir."
• (Paul Le Person) "I've always obeyed orders. I presumed that you'd want to protect the innocent."
• (Jean Rochefort) "Unfortunately, it's no use, Perrache. Things have gone too far; it's Milan's turn to come on stage. On one hand we have Milan with his guilty conscience and on the other the Tall Blond with One Black Shoe. This affair will have to end in a shooting match -- just like all good Westerns."

• (Paul Le Person) "You should remind him that he's not in the Service just to spend his time trying to find ways to steal your job."

• (Paul Le Person) "It wouldn't bother you at all to send an innocent lamb to slaughter?"
• (Jean Rochefort) "And you? The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe was your choice. Is your conscience bothering you now?"
• (Paul Le Person) "No, sir."

• (Paul Le Person) "What a character. Carload of heroin, mikes in statues -- he's really out for your blood."

Bernard Blier as Bernard Milan

• (Bernard Blier) "Perrache?"
• (Bernard Blier) "The tall blond -- with the black shoe -- who is he?"
• (Paul Le Person) "A fool's trap, sir."

• (Bernard Blier) "He's flushing the toilet? What do you mean, he's flushing the toilet? Yes, I know, but there's got to be a reason he keeps on flushing it."

• (Bernard Blier) "This is getting on my nerves, this is getting on my nerves, this is getting on my nerves, this is getting on my nerves."

• (Bernard Blier) "He's throwing bread to the ducks? Oh, my God."

Jean Obé as Botrel

• (Jean Obé) "He's right out of a circus."

Pierre Richard as François Perrin

• (Pierre Richard) "My nose is bleeding. It's stopped now, but I got hit with a bagpipe."
• (Mireille Darc) "A bagpipe?"
• (Pierre Richard) "A bagpipe."

Mireille Darc as Christine

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