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*'''''Le Doulos''' (The Finger Man)'' '''(1962)''' [''Nutthecchio'']: Shot to death by [[Jean-Paul Belmondo]], who then makes it look as though Michel and [[Jacques de Leon]] killed each other.
 
*'''''Le Doulos''' (The Finger Man)'' '''(1962)''' [''Nutthecchio'']: Shot to death by [[Jean-Paul Belmondo]], who then makes it look as though Michel and [[Jacques de Leon]] killed each other.
   
*'''''The Sleeping Car Murder''' (Compartiment tueurs)'' '''(1965)''' [''Rene Cabourg'']: Killed (off-screen) by [[Claude Mann]] on the train.
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*'''[[Compartiment tueurs]]''' ''(The Sleeping Car Murder)'' '''(1965)''' [''Rene Cabourg'']: Killed by [[Claude Mann]] on the train.
   
 
*'''''[[Topaz (1969)]]''''' [''Jacques Granville'']: Of three different endings (depending what version you see), he dies in two of them: 1) Shot by a sniper while having a gun duel with [[Frederick Stafford]]. 2) commits suicide (off-camera) by shooting himself we only hear the shot from outside his home.
 
*'''''[[Topaz (1969)]]''''' [''Jacques Granville'']: Of three different endings (depending what version you see), he dies in two of them: 1) Shot by a sniper while having a gun duel with [[Frederick Stafford]]. 2) commits suicide (off-camera) by shooting himself we only hear the shot from outside his home.

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Michel Piccoli (center) with Ugo Tognazzi (left) and Philippe Noiret (right) in La Grande bouffe

Michel Piccoli (1925 - )

Film Deaths

  • Le Doulos (The Finger Man) (1962) [Nutthecchio]: Shot to death by Jean-Paul Belmondo, who then makes it look as though Michel and Jacques de Leon killed each other.
  • Topaz (1969) [Jacques Granville]: Of three different endings (depending what version you see), he dies in two of them: 1) Shot by a sniper while having a gun duel with Frederick Stafford. 2) commits suicide (off-camera) by shooting himself we only hear the shot from outside his home.
  • The Things of Life (Les Choses de la vie; These Things Happen) (1970) [Pierre Berard]: Killed in a car accident. (See also Richard Gere in the 1994 remake Intersection.) (Thanks to Scheck)
  • La Grande bouffe (The Big Feast; Blow-Out) (1973) [Michel]: Commits suicide by overeating during an extended feast, causing him to die of excessive flatulence/diarrhea after walking out onto the balcony.
  • Une Chambre en ville (1982) [Edmond Leroyer]: Commits suicide by slitting himself his throat after an argument with his wife (Dominique Sanda).

TV Deaths

None known.

Noteworthy Connections

  • Ex-husband of Eleonore Hirt.
  • Ex-husband of Juliette Greco.
  • Husband of Ludivine Clerc (author).