Embassy (TV 1985)Director:Robert Michael LewisWriter:John McGreevey |
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Embassy (TV 1985)Director:Robert Michael LewisWriter:John McGreevey |
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| Nick Mancuso | ... |
Harry Brackett
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| Mimi Rogers | ... |
Nancy Russell
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| Richard Masur | ... |
Dennis Thorne
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| Richard Gilliland | ... |
Ted Davidson
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| Blanche Baker | ... |
Megan Hillyer
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| Lee Curreri | ... |
Mike Forte
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| Kim Darby | ... |
Sue Davidson
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George Grizzard | ... |
Senator Tunnard
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| Elya Baskin | ... |
Aelx Serov
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| Sam Wanamaker | ... |
Ambassador Arthur Ingram
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| Eli Wallach | ... |
Joe Verga
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Marino Masé | ... |
Inspector Casalli
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Marina Berti | ... |
Marina
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| Mirella D'Angelo |
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Nikky Gaida |
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The minimum is four lines, and it won't take much more than that for this one. The embassy in "Embassy" is the American one in Rome, and this easy-to-take pilot for a prospective series concerns the various problems faced by the staff, from criminals (Richard Masur) to an ambitious new employee who's after Mimi Rogers' job and boyfriend (Nick Mancuso).
The movie was actually shot in Rome, which helps; though it might not have lasted too long had it gone to a series (witness what happened to "The American Embassy"), you won't resent viewing it in the afternoon slot or whenever. Nice Gerald Fried theme as well.