Incorrigible (1975)

Paris, France

Detention center of the 14th arrondissement of Paris, opened in 1867.

The scene : 1 minThe film opens with Victor Vauthier's release from prison: a tracking shot follows Jean-Paul Belmondo as he walks through the door under the gaze of the guards, crosses the courtyard, and emerges onto the street.

Paris, France

The scene : 2 minRight in front of the prison door, Victor reaches the entrance of the café, where his friend Raoul was waiting to celebrate his release.

Paris, France

The scene : 4 minThe townhouse that Victor, just out of prison, begins to "sell" — a fraudulent sale, as the house does not belong to him.

Paris, France

The scene : 5 minThe private hotel on the Île Saint-Louis serves as the Ministry of Cultural Affairs. It is revisited three times, leading up to the scene where the last part of the triptych finally returns to the ministry.

Paris 8e, France

The largest square in Paris, located between the Champs-Élysées and the Tuileries, adorned with the Luxor Obelisk. Designed by Ange-Jacques Gabriel in 1772, it is classified as a historical monument.

The scene : 15 minLeaving his new mistress's house, Victor crosses the square in the middle of the night, draped in a simple white towel.

Puteaux, France

The scene : 15 minIn the early morning, Victor wanders the boulevard, wrapped in his towel.

Puteaux, France

The scene : 16 minKamil brings the suitcases to the trailer that Victor has set up on the esplanade.

Paris, France

Hotel de l'avenue George V opened in 1928, the work of architect André Arfvidson, in an Art Deco style.

The scene : 21 minIn front of the hotel, Victor juggles his two identities on the arm of a young woman, before taking Charlotte there for lunch; it is also the setting for the scene with the presidential men.

Senlis, France

The scene : 48 minThis is where the long meal shared with the gypsies takes place, starting from the 48th minute of the film.

Senlis, France

The scene : 54 minCamille comes to scout from the street the painting he plans to steal: the building serves as a museum in the film.

Senlis, France

The scene : 1 hr 9 minThe estate hosts dinner at the Minister's house, where the museum's administrator and his wife are present.

Paris, France

Quay of Saint-Louis Island, on the northern bank, in the heart of Paris. It is home to a private mansion listed as a historical monument.

The scene : 1 hr 19 minThe quay bears the brunt of the escape: Victor bolts with the suitcase full of bills, then Raoul and Camille collide with him to stop him.

Paris, France

The scene : 1 hr 19 minVictor leaves his two accomplices with the money, before his taxi crashes into Camille's car.

France

The scene : 1 hr 33 minFacing the rock, Victor and Camille have their breakfast on the shore: it is there that the nephew finds his uncle at the very end of the film.

Paris, France

The most famous avenue in Paris, connecting the Concorde to the Étoile.

The scene : Dressed as a woman, Victor walks up the avenue in the middle of the night to return to his camp.

Paris, France

The scene : It is through this street on the Île de la Cité that Victor presents himself at the Palais de Justice.

Paris, France

The scene : Once the ransom is delivered, Victor speeds along the quay.

Paris, France

The scene : The collision between Victor's taxi and Camille's vehicle also takes place in this street.

Rungis, France

The scene : From a room in this hotel near the airport, Victor and Marie-Charlotte call the police prefect, played by Daniel Ceccaldi.

Senlis, France

Gothic cathedral whose construction began in 1153, one of the first monuments of this style; it is classified as a historic monument.

The scene : The Gothic cathedral is one of the Senlis locations in the film. Sources cite it as a filming location without specifying the scene that takes place there.

Paris, France

The scene : Disguised, Victor is taken away by the police along with some prostitutes.

Paris, France

The scene : In the early morning, Victor is released in front of this building, still in drag and always accompanied by the prostitutes.

Paris, France

The scene : The restaurant becomes "Le Petit Savarin" on screen: Victor has lunch there with Marie-Charlotte Pontalec, played by Geneviève Bujold.

Orly, France

Second airport of Paris, opened south of the capital in 1961.

The scene : Orly Airport is among the filming locations for the film. Three independent sources mention it, but none detail the scene.