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Van der Valk and the Scapegoat

Pas de frontières pour l'inspecteur - Le bouc émissaire

Synopsis

A flurry of anonymous letters and two suicides leads Inspector Van der Valk to a mission in Drente where small-town hysteria may just lead to one of the century's most wanted criminals.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Marcel Cravenne
Screenplay & Story
Nicolas Freeling, Robert Muller, Robert Scipio
Original Title
Pas de frontières pour l'inspecteur - Le bouc émissaire
Country of Origin
Germany, France
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
Unknown
Production Studios
Iduna Film Produktiongesellschaft, ORTF, WDR

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Marcel Cravenne

Screenplay & Story

Nicolas Freeling, Robert Muller, Robert Scipio

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:Nicolas Freeling

Department Leadership Roster

Marcel Cravenne

Director

Robert Muller

Writer

Robert Scipio

Writer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Van der Valk and the Scapegoat

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Van der Valk and the Scapegoat about?

A flurry of anonymous letters and two suicides leads Inspector Van der Valk to a mission in Drente where small-town hysteria may just lead to one of the century's most wanted criminals.

Who directed Van der Valk and the Scapegoat?

Van der Valk and the Scapegoat was directed by Marcel Cravenne.

Who stars in Van der Valk and the Scapegoat?

The principal cast of Van der Valk and the Scapegoat includes Frank Finlay, Andrée Champeaux, Odile Versois, Hans Christian Blech, Jacques Monod.

When was Van der Valk and the Scapegoat released and how long is it?

Van der Valk and the Scapegoat was released in 1975 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Is Van der Valk and the Scapegoat based on a book or true story?

Van der Valk and the Scapegoat is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Nicolas Freeling".