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Título original: The Ipcress File

1965
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1h 49min

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In London, a counter espionage Agent deals with his own bureaucracy while investigating the kidnapping and brainwashing of British scientists.

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Political Thriller Spy Drama Thriller

En Londres, un agente de contraespionaje lucha contra la burocracia mientras investiga el secuestro y lavado de celebro de científicos Británicos.En Londres, un agente de contraespionaje lucha contra la burocracia mientras investiga el secuestro y lavado de celebro de científicos Británicos.En Londres, un agente de contraespionaje lucha contra la burocracia mientras investiga el secuestro y lavado de celebro de científicos Británicos.

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Ganó 3premios BAFTA
- 5 premios ganados y 4 nominaciones en total

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Harry Palmer is depicted as an accomplished cook, but when you see Palmer skillfully break a couple of eggs, the hands in the close-up belong to Len Deighton, author of the book on which this movie was based. Deighton was an accomplished cook and also wrote a comic strip about cooking for The Observer. The walls of Palmer's kitchen are full of these strips.

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After Palmer escapes from his cell, he goes down some stairs and out a door; in the next shot he's running and in the background is obvious daylight. He then jumps over a fence and it's night time.

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Palmer: The fellow whose job I'm taking, will he show me the ropes?
Major Dalby: Maybe - if you're in touch with the spirit world.
Palmer: I beg your pardon?
Major Dalby: He was shot this morning.

Conexiones
Featured in V.I.P.-Schaukel: Episode #8.1 (1978)

Bandas sonoras
The Ipcress File (Main Title)
Composed, Arranged and Conducted by John Barry

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7/10

A nice old spy film, where both sides are tough and smart

Although there are elements most of viewers know from James Bond movies, it is not a clone of them; it was just a mode or manner how spy films in Europe were directed and produced in the 1960ies and later on as well. Rude and drinking cops with poor "kinderstube" or questionable education started to appear in the U.S. films in the 1970ies.

At present, the issue of scientists changing sides or engaging them in creating armament, hacking systems, false objects etc. is still actual, most of it is done through money or promotion, but kidnapping or threats are still available in pariah countries. In the 1960ies, Albania had similar reputation than North-Korea today...

Recommendable to admirers of Michael Caine and/or thrillers without constant chases, bursts or awkward fooling. It is pleasant to recognise that the 2011 Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy bears the same nice traditions.