The Looking Glass War (1970)
When a Polish sailor jumps ship in Britain, a couple of local intelligence operatives keep him under surveillance. Soon, he’s recruited to infiltrate a missile installation outside of East Berlin and bring back photos of the new rockets.
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Christopher Jones
as Leiser
as Leiser
Pia Degermark
as The Girl
as The Girl
Ralph Richardson
as LeClerc
as LeClerc
Anthony Hopkins
as John Avery
as John Avery
Paul Rogers
as Haldane
as Haldane
Susan George
as Susan
as Susan
Ray McAnally
as Undersecretary of State
as Undersecretary of State
Robert Urquhart
as Johnson
as Johnson
Vivian Pickles
as Mrs. King
as Mrs. King
Anna Massey
as Avery's Wife
as Avery's Wife
Maxine Audley
as Mrs LeClerc
as Mrs LeClerc
Timothy West
as Taylor
as Taylor
Michael Robbins
as Truck Driver
as Truck Driver
Cyril Shaps
as East German Detective
as East German Detective
Peter Swanwick
as Finnish Policeman
as Finnish Policeman
Guy Deghy
as Fritsche
as Fritsche
Angela Down
as Chelsea Girl
as Chelsea Girl
Paul Maxwell
as CIA Man
as CIA Man
Frederick Jaeger
as Pilot
as Pilot
Jill Goldston
as Pub Patron (uncredited)
as Pub Patron (uncredited)
Russell Lewis
as Avery's Child
as Avery's Child
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Frank Pierson
Writer
Writer
Frank Pierson
Director
Director
John le Carré
Novel
Novel
William Kirby
Associate Producer
Associate Producer
M.J. Frankovich
Executive Producer
Executive Producer
Buster Ambler
Sound Recordist
Sound Recordist
Dinah Greet
Costume Design
Costume Design
Angela Morley
Music
Music
Austin Dempster
Director of Photography
Director of Photography
Roy Walker
Assistant Art Director
Assistant Art Director
Terence Marsh
Art Direction
Art Direction
Jim Groom
Sound Editor
Sound Editor
John Box
Producer
Producer
Paul Wilson
Camera Operator
Camera Operator
Willy Kemplen
Editor
Editor
Robert Lennard
Casting
Casting
Ernest Gasser
Makeup Artist
Makeup Artist
John Cox
Sound Recordist
Sound Recordist
Ray Thorne
Assistant Editor
Assistant Editor
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