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The Ipcress File

The Ipcress File (1965)

⭐ 7.2 | PG | 107 minutes
Blu-ray (1 discs ) Digital ✓
Genre: Thriller
Aspect Ratio: Wide
Sound: DD 2.0

Synopsis

A cocky, insubordinate sergeant may be just the man to crack a case nobody else can. Sidney J. Furie's "The Ipcress File," produced by Bond's Harry Saltzman and adapted from Len Deighton's best-selling novel, introduces Michael Caine as Harry Palmer, the role that made him a star. At the height of the Cold War, Palmer - an army sergeant with a shady past, pressed into service as a reluctant intelligence agent - is transferred to a new unit investigating the disappearance of top British scientists. They're being kidnapped and returned days later with their minds wiped clean. The only clue is a mysterious tape labeled "IPCRESS." With John Barry's moody score and Nigel Green and Guy Doleman as Palmer's enigmatic bosses, you'll see why it's still considered one of the great spy thrillers.

Cast

Michael Caine
Gordon Jackson
David Glover
Nigel Green
Guy Doleman
Sue Lloyd
Aubrey Richards
Frank Gatliff
Thomas Baptiste
Oliver MacGreevy
Freda Bamford
Pauline Winter
Anthony Blackshaw
Barry Raymond
Stanley Meadows
Peter Ashmore

Director

Sidney J. Furie

Awards & Nominations

  • None

Keywords

Thrillers

Technical Specifications

Audio Languages

English

Subtitle Languages

English

Special Features

  • Audio commentary
  • Interviews
  • Trailers/TV spots
  • Interview with Production Designer Ken Adam
  • Interview with Michael Caine
  • Audio Commentary with Director Sidney J. Furie and Editor Peter Hunt
  • Audio Commentary with Film Historians and Critics Troy Howarth and Daniel Kremer
  • Trailers From Hell with Howard Rodman
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