秘密諜報機関
あらすじ
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予告・トレイラー
作品考察・見どころ
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
スタッフ・制作会社
監督: Phil Karlson
脚本: Alistair MacLean / Jean Hazlewood
音楽: ジョン・ウィリアムズ
制作: リチャード・ウィドマーク
撮影監督: Mutz Greenbaum
No synopsis available.
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
監督: Phil Karlson
脚本: Alistair MacLean / Jean Hazlewood
音楽: ジョン・ウィリアムズ
制作: リチャード・ウィドマーク
撮影監督: Mutz Greenbaum
Richard Widmark was quite good in these wartime gun-for-hire stories. In this one, he features well as the slightly smug American "Reynolds" who is drafted in by the Hungarian resistance to try and smuggle a renowned scientist from Soviet-occupied territory to the safety of Vienna. Upon arrival - posing as a journalist - his best laid plans hit one pretty unexpected snag - the old fella "Jansci" (Walter Rilla) doesn't actually want to go. Luckily, the man's daughter "Julia" (Sonja Zieman) is on board but they are still going to have one heck of a job staying one step ahead of the suspicious authorities whilst they persuade the old chap to flee with them. There is quite a decent plot here, a certain degree of chemistry between Widmark and the lively Zieman but some of the escapades are truly far-fetched (especially towards the conclusion with a brave but implausible prison break featuring the "Count" (Charles Regnier)). That said, most of this is a quickly paced and lively action thriller with sparing use of dialogue and a fair degree of menace from the pen of established writer Alistair MacLean. Apparently John Williams was behind some of the effective score, and the photography is suitably dark and grainy adding quite a bit of atmosphere to this decent cold war thriller.
