Ho!
A gangster (Jean-Paul Belmondo) tries to become a mob boss and kidnaps a journalist to cover the story.
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Charles R. Macauley
American cartoonist
Antoine Théodore Viel de Lunas d'Espeuilles
Antonin Viel de Lunas d'Espeuilles
Politician
Magdelaine-Angélique-Marie de Châtillon
Éric Charden
Singer
Eduardo de Gregorio
Film director
Laurentine Milebo
Actress
Jean Villard Gilles
Swiss chansonnier
Guillaume du Bellay
French diplomat
Hélène Desportes
French midwife
Alexis St. Martin
Physician
Joseph-Alfred Archambeault
Religious leader
Gus March-Phillipps
British military personnel
Jack Mutel
Artist
Frankie Sakai
Japanese comedian
Koreya Senda
Japanese translator
Warwick Selvey
Australian olympic athlete
Netrnoi Sor Vorasingh
Jackie Winters
Former Minority Leader of the Oregon State Senate
Tammy Daybell
Carl Belew
American singer
Gus Hardin
Singer
Phil Lynott
Irish singer
Dawn Sturgess
Tony Epper
American actor
Sangtiennoi Sor Rungroj
Thai boxer
Zezinho Corrêa
Brazilian singer
Somchai Khunpluem
Thai Politician
Kukrit Pramoj
Former Prime Minister of Thailand
Chun Kyeong-hwan
Politician
Pok-tong Kim
Military personnel
Sangsuree Rungroj
Singer
Pedro Letechipía
Mexican military personnel
Albano Vicariotto
Italian footballer
Paul Bùi Văn Đọc
Archbishop
Pino Scaccia
Italian journalist
Renato Cecchetto
Italian actor
Fernando Zamora Morales
Mexican Politician
Patrick Manning
Historian
Mario Monicelli
Italian film director
Vittorio Gregotti
Italian architect
Chi Cheng
Former Member of the Legislative Yuan
Robert Durst
Aileen Baviera
Filipino political scientist
Anita Campillo
Actor
Charles Bukowski
American poet
Rodrigo Peñalba
Nicaraguan painter
