It Means That Much to Me
Directed by Pierre GrimblatWhere to Watch It Means That Much to Me
It Means That Much to Me Trivia
It Means That Much to Me was released on May 3, 1961.
It Means That Much to Me was directed by Pierre Grimblat.
It Means That Much to Me has a runtime of 85m.
It Means That Much to Me was produced by Georges Bouvier, Sacha Kamenka, Philippe Senné.
A down-on-his-luck reporter is framed on espionage charges by the government after taking some photos the government didn't want made public. He finds that in order to clear himself he has to transport some highly classified microfilm and find out who the spy is in the government who has been giving secret information about missile sites to the enemy.
The key characters in It Means That Much to Me are Eddie MacAvoy (Eddie Constantine), Anna (Bernadette Lafont), Chief (Jean-Louis Richard).
It Means That Much to Me is a Thriller film.
It Means That Much to Me has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.