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The Kremlin Letter (1970)A network of older spies from the West recruits a young intelligence officer with a photographic memory to accompany them on a mission inside Russia. They must recover a letter written by ... See full summary » Director:John Huston |
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Erika Kosnov
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Ward
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Nigel Green | ... |
The Whore
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Highwayman
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Lila Kedrova | ... |
Madam Sophie
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Micheál MacLiammóir | ... |
Sweet Alice
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Charles Rone
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B.A.
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Ronald Radd | ... |
Captain Potkin
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Warlock
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Puppet Maker
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Colonel Kosnov
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Bresnavitch
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Sandor Elès | ... |
Lt. Grodin
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Erector Set
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A network of older spies from the West recruits a young intelligence officer with a photographic memory to accompany them on a mission inside Russia. They must recover a letter written by the CIA that promises American assistance to Russia if China gets the atomic bomb. Written by <eteam@sunsent.com>
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Don't trust anyone in THE KREMLIN LETTER See more »Genres:
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1 February 1970 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Bresnavitch: The Colonel is too modest. Imagine. All he actually knew was that three of Sturdevant's men were in a small Polish village. Correct?
Colonel Kosnov: I think so.
Bresnavitch: He had to determine which of the 2,300 people in the village were the three he wanted, so he rounded up the entire population. He began to interrogate and execute each of them one by one. Then it seems that when your husband ...
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This movie has been called an amalgam of two of director John Huston's earlier films, The Asphalt Jungle and The Maltese Falcon. See more »Goofs
When Ward and the Whore talk in the bathroom at the end, the movie crew is reflected in the tiles. See more »Quotes
Colonel Kosnov: [During drinks after a dinner party, with the wives present] It was a long time ago. I'm not sure of the details any longer.Bresnavitch: The Colonel is too modest. Imagine. All he actually knew was that three of Sturdevant's men were in a small Polish village. Correct?
Colonel Kosnov: I think so.
Bresnavitch: He had to determine which of the 2,300 people in the village were the three he wanted, so he rounded up the entire population. He began to interrogate and execute each of them one by one. Then it seems that when your husband ...
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When this film was released it used what I thought was a new technique to convey a foreign language spoken by the characters. The film is part suspense, part thriller. Far better than any James Bond flick and by far better than the Spy Who Came in from the Cold. It keeps moving with twists to keep the viewer on his/her seat edge wondering who is who and who can be trusted. Why this hasn't been released on video is a complete mystery to me. All this time I've been thinking that every print must have been destroyed in one of the many studio archive fires a few years back.