
Payoff (2003) on Netflix
In Marseille, Detective Maxime Tavarès is paired with Detective Carlos Gomez, who has just arrived from Paris. They look into the accountant Lucino, found dead in what looks like a suicide.
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Plot summary
The accountant Lucino is found dead, and the case goes to two detectives who work nothing alike. Detective Carlos Gomez has just come from Paris and follows procedure; Detective Maxime Tavarès does not. Commissaire Cagnoty has put them together. Gomez finds a four-leaf clover in the dead man's nose, and the pair search for Lucino's daughter, Paulina, a stripper, and for whoever might have killed her father. Two criminals waiting outside her building are arrested. Paulina asks them for protection and for a painting of her mother that hangs in her father's apartment. Internal Affairs, meanwhile, presses Tavarès about his partner, who keeps an expensive house and has a wife, two sons and a sister, Gina.
Cast
Stomy Bugsyas Lt. Carlos Gomez
Titoffas Lt. Maxime "Max" Tavarès
Noémie Lenoiras Gina
Jean Yanneas Tonton
Élodie Navarreas Paulina
Daniel Duvalas Izenberg
Etienne Chicotas Commissaire Cagnoty
- Tomasz Białkowskias (?)
Tony Amonias St Jean, le Rasta
Moussa Maaskrias Marco
- Brahim Aimadas Francky (as Brabra)
Marc Andréonias Nicolas Darochard
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Payoff (2003)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Gomez et Tavarès was the last film of Jean Yanne, the actor who played "Tonton"; he died two weeks after the film came out.
- Director Gilles Paquet-Brenner drew his inspiration from the song Gomez et Tavarès : Les Ripoux by Eben and Dadoo, which appeared on the compilation Mission suicide produced by Kilomaître and Eben.
- The rappers Faf Larage and Eben recorded the film's soundtrack, Flics et Hors-la-loi, a parody album, under the humorous pseudonyms Gomez and Dubois; most of its tracks were produced by Tefa and Masta.
















