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Blue Ice (1992)

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A former British secret service agent falls for an American woman and becomes entangled in a web of espionage.

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Cast

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Stacy Mansdorf
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Sir Hector
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Buddy
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Osgood
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George
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Stevens
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Westy
Patricia Hayes ...
Old Woman
Mac Andrews ...
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Alan MacNaughton ...
Lewis Mandorf (as Alan MacNaughtan)
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Kyle
Peter Forbes ...
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Peter Gordon ...
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Oliver Haden ...
Stacy's Driver
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Harry Anders is a former MI6 agent who now owns a bar. When a beautiful woman literally runs into him, they fall in love (lust perhaps). When she finds out about his history, she asks him to help with a problem she has. Harry is forced to re-enter the dangerous world of espionage once more. Written by Rob Hartill

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If Harry's past ever catches up with him, he won't live long enough to regret it.


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9 October 1992 (UK)  »

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Aporritos fakelos  »

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Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts appears unbilled as the drummer in the jazz band at Harry's club. See more »

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Stacy Mansdorf: What's Blue Ice?
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References The Ipcress File (1965) See more »

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"Blues For S.J."
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You frightened me so much I'm spilling my tea
8 August 2003 | by See all my reviews

I had passed an eye over this video sitting on the shelf at the local video store several times. Although I consider myself to be a Michael Caine fan, I neglected to ever rent BLUE ICE, because of poor reviews and ratings. The other day however I was once again at the video store and this time decided to check out this film. I was extremely surprised (in a good way) at BLUE ICE. I wasn't expecting it to be as good as it was. The plot was a little bit hard to swallow, but all spy movies are like that. I thought the cinematography was wonderful and I especially like the intriguing, yet bizarre torture scene montage.

Michael Caine played an ex-spy and despite his age and not being in great shape, Sir Michael pulled off a wonderful performance. The movie was so interesting (though confusing at parts) I can honestly say that I wasn't bored for a minute. Sean Young's performance wasn't too impressing, but luckily it wasn't so terrible that it deterred my interest in the movie. Ian Holm and Bob Hoskins some good scenes, but I wish that their parts were bigger.

BLUE ICE isn't Michael Caine's best movie, but God knows, it's not his worst either. All-in-all I give BLUE ICE 3 ½ out of 5.


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