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The Scapegoat

An English schoolteacher meets his lookalike, a French count; and unwillingly swaps identities with him.

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Robert Hamer

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crime, mystery, thriller

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John Barratt

Countess

Bela

Francoise

Blanche

Marie-Noel

Annabel Bartlett

Gaston

Dr. Aloin

Aristide

Lacoste

Inspector

Maid

Barman

Gamekeeper

Alexander Archdale

Customs Official

Man

Cafe Bar Patron

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Jacques! - The Scapegoat

- A cognac, please.
- One moment, sir. - The Scapegoat

- A cognac, please. - One moment, sir.

No it's nothing as simple as that - The Scapegoat

No it's nothing as simple as that

My key. - The Scapegoat

They haven't a room free,
but mine has two beds, - The Scapegoat

They haven't a room free, but mine has two beds,

It's not exactly a palace... - The Scapegoat

It's not exactly a palace...

This is clearly a matter
for the police. - The Scapegoat

This is clearly a matter for the police.

No, doctor, he seems in good health
apart from the delusion. - The Scapegoat

No, doctor, he seems in good health apart from the delusion.

You'd better stand by. - The Scapegoat

You'd better stand by.

Ah, there you are. - The Scapegoat

Ah, there you are.

Now, let's have a look at you. - The Scapegoat

Now, let's have a look at you.

All in order, sir.
I put the parcels on the desk. - The Scapegoat

All in order, sir. I put the parcels on the desk.

To mother with love... morphine. - The Scapegoat

To mother with love... morphine.

- Can I pour your whiskey, sir?
- No, thank you. - The Scapegoat

- Can I pour your whiskey, sir? - No, thank you.

Enough's enough.
It's not an adventure anymore. - The Scapegoat

Enough's enough. It's not an adventure anymore.

You'll sleep much better
if you undress and get into bed, sir. - The Scapegoat

You'll sleep much better if you undress and get into be...

Come in. - The Scapegoat

Oh, thank you! Thank you! - The Scapegoat

Oh, thank you! Thank you!

Whatever is it? - The Scapegoat

Whatever is it?

Aunt Blanche, do open yours. - The Scapegoat

Aunt Blanche, do open yours.

She was right.
You are getting forgetful. - The Scapegoat

She was right. You are getting forgetful.

Let's play a game. - The Scapegoat

Let's play a game.

If I survive, we'll meet here as usual. - The Scapegoat

If I survive, we'll meet here as usual.

BY THE SIGHT OF YOU IN BETTER HEALTH - The Scapegoat

BY THE SIGHT OF YOU IN BETTER HEALTH

I open with pawn to king's fourth. - The Scapegoat

I open with pawn to king's fourth.

Clever. - The Scapegoat

Yes? - The Scapegoat

Look at those.
Aren't they wonderful? - The Scapegoat

Look at those. Aren't they wonderful?

- Good night.
- Good night. - The Scapegoat

- Good night. - Good night.

Oh, it has been
a nice afternoon. - The Scapegoat

Oh, it has been a nice afternoon.

What are you doing here - The Scapegoat

What are you doing here

Do you know whose car that is?
Not Dr. Elience's, but that one. - The Scapegoat

Do you know whose car that is? Not Dr. Elience's, but t...

Who's that? - The Scapegoat

Please do not regard the
proceedings as an inquest, - The Scapegoat

Please do not regard the proceedings as an inquest,

Furthermore... - The Scapegoat

I AM A SIMPLE MAN MISS BLANCHE - The Scapegoat

I AM A SIMPLE MAN MISS BLANCHE

It was simple, Jacques de Gue. - The Scapegoat

It was simple, Jacques de Gue.

Hello? - The Scapegoat

Come in. - The Scapegoat

Good for you. - The Scapegoat

I think you better give me
that dangerous thing. - The Scapegoat

I think you better give me that dangerous thing.

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An English schoolteacher meets his lookalike, a French count; and unwillingly swaps identities with him.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Robert Hamer

Writer: Daphne Du Maurier, Robert Hamer, Gore Vidal

Production: N/A

Genre: crime, mystery, thriller

Year: 1959

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.8

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 06 Aug 1959

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