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Un espion de trop (1977) Don Siegel - Telefon (04.01.1977 / 1977)

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Overview

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Director:

Don Siegel

Writers:

Peter Hyams (screenplay) &
Stirling Silliphant (screenplay) ...
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Release Date:

7 June 1978 (France) See more »

Genre:

Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller See more »

Tagline:

They'll do anything to stop Telefon. The operation that can trigger 51 human time bombs. See more »

Plot:

A Russian officer is sent to USA to try and stop sleeper agents who will mindlessly attack government entities when they hear certain coded words. Full summary » | Add synopsis »

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Awards:

1 nomination See more »

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Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Charles Bronson	...	Major Grigori Borzov
	Lee Remick	...	Barbara
	Donald Pleasence	...	Nicolai Dalchimsky
	Tyne Daly	...	Dorothy Putterman
	Alan Badel	...	Colonel Malchenko
	Patrick Magee	...	General Strelsky
	Sheree North	...	Marie Wills
	Frank Marth	...	Harley Sandburg
	Helen Page Camp	...	Emma Stark
	Roy Jenson	...	Doug Stark
	Jacqueline Scott	...	Mrs. Hassler
	Ed Bakey	...	Carl Hassler
	John Mitchum	...	Harry Bascom
	Iggie Wolfington	...	Father Stuart Diller
	Hank Brandt	...	William Enders
	John Carter	...	Stroller
	Burton Gilliam	...	Gas Station Attendant
	Regis Cordic	...	Doctor (as Regis J. Cordic)
	Carmen Zapata	...	Nurse
	Carl Byrd	...	Navy Lieutenant
	Robert Phillips	...	Highway Patrolman #1
	Kathleen O'Malley	...	Mrs. Maloney
	Åke Lindman	...	Lieutenant Alexandrov
	Ansa Ikonen	...	Dalchimsky's Mother
	John Hambrick	...	TV Newsman
	Henry Alfaro	...	TV Reporter Henry Alfaro
	Glenda Wina	...	TV Anchor Woman
	James Nolan	...	Appliance Store Clerk (as Jim Nolan)
	George Petrie	...	Hotel Desk Clerk
	Jeff David	...	Maitre D'
	Lew Brown	...	Petty Officer
	Peter Weiss	...	Radar Operator
	Cliff Emmich	...	Highway Patrolman #2
	Alex Sharp	...	Martin Callender
	Margaret Hall Baron	...	Airport Clerk
	Sean Moloney	...	Hot Rod Kid
	Ville-Veikko Salminen	...	Russian Steward
	Teppo Heiskanen	...	Hockey Player #1
	Mika Levio	...	Hockey Player #2
	Marlene Hazlett	...	Tourist Family
	Thomas M. Runyon	...	Tourist Family
	Claudia Butler	...	Tourist Family
	Philippe Butler	...	Tourist Family
	Stephanie Ann Rydall	...	Mrs. Wills' Child
	Derek Rydall	...	Mrs. Wills' Child
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Dale Alvarez	...	Man on Street (uncredited)
	Michael Byrne	...	Soviet Military Officer (uncredited)
	M.G. Cross	...	Fountain Kid (uncredited)
	Anthony Garibaldi	...	Hotel lobby guest (uncredited)
	Dennis McMullen	...	FBI Agent (uncredited)

Directed by
Don Siegel

Writing credits
Peter Hyams		(screenplay) &
Stirling Silliphant		(screenplay)
Walter Wager		(based upon the novel by)
Robert Frost		(excerpts from poem)

Produced by
James B. Harris	....	producer

Original Music by
Lalo Schifrin

Cinematography by
Michael C. Butler		(director of photography) (as Michael Butler)

Film Editing by
Douglas Stewart

Casting by
Pam Polifroni
Doris Sabbagh		(as Sabba)

Production Design by
Ted Haworth

Art Direction by
William F. O'Brien

Set Decoration by
Robert R. Benton		(as Robert Benton)

Costume Design by
Luster Bayless		(costumes: men)
Edna Taylor		(costumes: women)

Makeup Department
Del Acevedo	....	makeup artist
Jean Burt Reilly	....	hair stylist
Phil Rhodes	....	makeup artist (as Philip Rhodes)

Production Management
Bernard Hanson	....	unit production manager
Jim Henderling	....	unit production manager
Louis A. Stroller	....	unit production manager
Maurice Vaccarino	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Luigi Alfano	....	assistant director
Alan Brimfeld	....	second assistant director
David Hamburger	....	assistant director
Stephen Lim	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Bill Dietz	....	property master
Kurt V. Hulett	....	set dresser (uncredited)

Sound Department
Michael J. Kohut	....	sound
William L. McCaughey	....	sound (as William McCaughey)
Al Overton	....	sound (as Alfred J. Overton)
John Riordan	....	sound effects editor (as John P. Riordan)
Aaron Rochin	....	sound

Special Effects by
Joe Day	....	special effects coordinator

Stunts
Paul Baxley	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Gino Barragy	....	key grip
Kenny Bell	....	still photographer
Dick Colean	....	camera operator
John Fleckenstein	....	camera operator
Robert L. Guthrie	....	assistant camera (as Bob Guthrie)
Michael A. Jones	....	gaffer (as Michael Jones)
Frank Tureen	....	assistant camera
Doug Byers	....	electrician (uncredited)
Alan Martin	....	gaffer (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Jane Robinson	....	costumes: Ms. Remick

Editorial Department
Hal G. Davis	....	assistant film editor

Location Management
Marty Eli Schwartz	....	location manager

Music Department
Harry V. Lojewski	....	music supervisor
Joe Tuley	....	music editor
Robert Bain	....	musician: guitar (uncredited)
Ray Brown	....	musician: bass (uncredited)
Dennis Budimir	....	musician: guitar (uncredited)
Larry Bunker	....	musician: percussion (uncredited)
Richard Hazard	....	orchestrator (uncredited)
Willard Jones	....	music copyist (uncredited)
Milton Kestenbaum	....	musician: bass (uncredited)
Michael Lang	....	musician: keyboards (uncredited)
Virginia Majewski	....	musician: viola (uncredited)
Lincoln Mayorga	....	musician: keyboards (uncredited)
Richard Nash	....	musician: trombone (uncredited)
Emil Richards	....	musician: percussion (uncredited)
Lalo Schifrin	....	conductor (uncredited)
Lalo Schifrin	....	orchestrator (uncredited)
Bud Shank	....	musician: woodwinds (uncredited)

Other crew
Ernest Anderson	....	unit publicist
Åke Lindman	....	Finnish liaison (as Ake Lindman)
Betsy Norton	....	script supervisor
Dorothy Ringer	....	assistant to producer
Carol Rydall	....	associate to Don Siegel
Douglas Dean III	....	production assistant (uncredited)