Mr. Robert Klein (played by Alain Delon) is a protagonist in Mr. Klein.
Well-to-do Alsatian art dealer and Roman Catholic who profits from Jews selling art to flee. He becomes entangled in a mistaken identity case when a Jewish Robert Klein's mail is forwarded to him. He investigates his namesake while police suspect him, ultimately failing to prove his ancestry in time and being deported to Auschwitz. Policeman (played by Etienne Chicot) appears in Mr. Klein.
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Characters
Mr. Robert Klein
(played by Alain Delon) — protagonist
Well-to-do Alsatian art dealer and Roman Catholic who profits from Jews selling art to flee. He becomes entangled in a mistaken identity case when a Jewish Robert Klein's mail is forwarded to him. He...
Policeman
(played by Etienne Chicot) — minor
Key Relationships
Mr. Robert Klein → Policeman
(Conflict Suspicion)
Story Analysis
A man's identity is dismantled by bureaucratic suspicion and historical forces in occupied Paris.
Plot Progression
The Misdelivered Letter
The Dual Investigation
Bureaucratic Pressure
The July Roundup
Directed by Joseph Losey
Mr. Klein (1976) · 7.2/10 · drama, mystery, thriller
