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John Brason (screenplay)
Anthony Price (novel)
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(Credited cast)| Terence Stamp | ... | David Audley | |
| Carmen du Sautoy | ... | Faith Audley | |
| Michael Culver | ... | Nick Hannah | |
| Robin Sachs | ... | Hugh Roskill |
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Followed by The Alamut Ambush (1986) (TV) more
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DEADLY RECRUITS is an unusual and unexpectedly intelligent spy thriller made for British television. A motorcycle accident leads two government agents to investigate a series of disappearances from among the best and brightest students at Oxford University. The case takes some unexpected twists. The plot can be a little hard to follow at times and requires careful attention as well as a nodding acquaintance with British slang on occasions. There is also some nice dry English wit. The cast is good, particularly Michael Culver, a familiar face from films including THUNDERBALL and THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. Terence Stamp plays a most irritating government agent. Also look for Art Malik as a student.