Overview:
Colonel Stok, a Soviet intelligence officer responsible for security at the Berlin Wall, appears to want to defect but the evidence is contradictory. Stok wants the British to handle his defection and asks for one of their agents, Harry Palmer, to smuggle him out of East Germany.| Status: | Released (1966-12-22) |
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| Screen: | Len Deighton, Evan Jones |
| Productions: | Paramount Pictures, Lowndes Productions Limited |
| Production Countries: | United Kingdom |
| Spoken Languages: | Deutsch, English |
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- 3895: Michael Caine - Harry Palmer
- 118861: Paul Hubschmid - Johnnie Vulkan
- 29661: Oskar Homolka - Colonel Stok
- 129431: Eva Renzi - Samantha Steel
- 9923: Guy Doleman - Ross
- 104658: Hugh Burden - Hallam
- 17568: Heinz Schubert - Aaron Levine
Crews
- 131506: Evan Jones - Screenplay - Writing
- 29893: Otto Heller - Director of Photography - Camera
- 9863: Harry Saltzman - Executive Producer - Production
- 39811: Len Deighton - Novel - Writing
- 237031: Charles D. Kasher - Producer - Production
- 6491: John Bloom - Editor - Editing
- 9915: Guy Hamilton - Director - Directing
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Review text:
Michael Caine reprises his role as the rather curmudgeonly, stoic, "Harry Palmer" in this rather lacklustre tale of Cold War espionage. He is given the task of travelling to East Berlin to help facilitate the defection of "Col. Stok" (the scene-stealing Oskar Homolka), who has for ye ....
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This almost shocked me. I have watched this film a number of times over the years, and really considered it a somewhat poorer sequel to the exploits of Harry Palmer as first seen in The Ipcress File. Well, I watched it again one day after when I was well rested (and a little bit bo ....
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