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| Starz / Anchor Bay (1965) | |||||
| Action, Mystery, Thriller | |||||
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| Michael Caine | Sergeant Harry Palmer | |
| Nigel Green | Major Dalby | |
| Guy Doleman | Colonel H.L. Ross | |
| Sue Lloyd | Agent Jean Courtney | |
| Gordon Jackson | Agent Jock Carswell | |
| Aubrey Richards | Dr. Radcliffe | |
| Frank Gatliff | Bluejay aka Erik Ashley Grantby | |
| Thomas Baptiste | Barney | |
| Oliver MacGreevy | Housemartin | |
| Freda Bamford | Alice | |
| Pauline Winter | Charlady | |
| Anthony Blackshaw | Edwards | |
| Barry Raymond | Gray | |
| David Glover | Chilcott-Oakes | |
| Stanley Meadows | Inspector Keightley |
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| Producer | Harry Saltzman
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| Writer | Len Deighton
Bill Canaway |
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| Cinematography | Otto Heller
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| Musician | John Barry
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This espionage thriller represents a landmark in spy movies introducing the sly, dry intelligence agent Harry Palmer. The story, centers on Palmer's investigation into British Intelligence security. He's soon enmeshed in a world of double-dealing, kidnap and murder and finds a traitor is operating at the heart of the secret service. Will the mysterious 'Ipcress File' reveal who the traitor is? |
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