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Writers:
Len Deighton (characters)
Harry Alan Towers (writer)
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No One Can Be Trusted. Nothing Is As It Seems. One Wrong Move Could Cost Everything. more
Plot:
Former British secret agent Harry Palmer now runs a Private Investigation company in Russia. He gets... more | add synopsis
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Sadly, a great opportunity was missed. more (8 total)

Cast

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Michael Caine ... Harry Palmer

Jason Connery ... Nikolai Petrov
Yuri Limonty ... Circus Clown
Tanya Jackson ... Tatiana

Michael Scherer ... Mafiosa

Michelle Burke ... Brandy (as Michelle Rene Thomas)
Gabriel Vorobyov ... Driver
Michael Sarrazin ... Craig
Lev Prygunov ... Colonel Gradsky
Olga Anokhina ... Greta
Yuri Petrov ... General Kornikov (as Yuro Petrov)
Anatoli Davydov ... Yuri

Serge Houde ... Dr. Vestry
Ingolf Gorges ... Club Manager
Yevgeni Zharikov ... Feodor (as Yevgeni Ilycy Zharikov)
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Midnight in Saint Petersburg (USA) (alternative spelling)
Minuit à Saint-Petersbourg (Canada: French title)
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Runtime:
86 min
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UK:15 (video premiere) | USA:R | Spain:7
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Although this film is sometimes referred to as "Len Deighton's Midnight in Saint Petersburg," Len Deighton himself had no involvement in the production and the film is not based on one of his novels. more
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Follows Billion Dollar Brain (1967) more

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2 out of 3 people found the following review useful.
Sadly, a great opportunity was missed., 9 April 2006
4/10
Author: wnewman106 from Georgetown, KY

What is wrong with movie writers, producers, and directors? There is a sizable market of baby-boomers who would love to see sequels of fondly remembered movies from the 60s, yet it seems that the powers-that-be are deliberately ruining virtually every opportunity to tap into that market. Granted the younger movie-going public has shown they have little or no attention span, but I have to believe that a good movie would appeal to enough of them to make some money. I cite (shudder) The Avengers and (retch) Wild Wild West as 2 of the worst offenders possible and the 2 90s Harry Palmer films aren't far behind them. Directors: WATCH SOME 60S MOVIES AND TRY TO RECAPTURE THE MAGIC. It is tough, if not impossible, to do, but you can do better than you have been doing. Using some of the original stars such as Michael Caine, Robert Vaughn, David McCallum, Robert Conrad or whomever is still this side of the sod would be wonderful, but it still would require a good script. The 2 Harry Palmer movies don't get it. The music is wrong, the car and boat chases are wrong, the ambiance is wrong, the supporting cast is wrong, etc. Do better while there is still time.

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