His CIA code name is Condor. In the next seventy-two hours almost everyone he trusts will try to kill him.
When bookish CIA researcher Joe Turner finds all his co-workers dead, he, together with a woman he has kidnapped, must work together to outwit those responsible until he determines who he can really trust.
- 7.3
- 1975
- Released
- 1h 57m
Robert Redford
Joseph Turner
Faye Dunaway
Kathy Hale
Cliff Robertson
J. Higgins
Max von Sydow
G. Joubert
John Houseman
Mr. Wabash
Addison Powell
Leonard Atwood
Walter McGinn
Sam Barber
Tina Chen
Janice Chon
John Randolph Jones
Beefy Man
Michael Kane
S.W. Wicks
Don McHenry
Dr. Ferdinand LappeJess Osuna
The MajorDino Narizzano
Harold
Helen Stenborg
Mrs. Edwina Russell (as Helen Stenbure)
Patrick Gorman
MartinHansford Rowe
Jennings (as Hansford H. Rowe Jr.) (as Hansford Rolle)
Carlin Glynn
Mae Barber (as Carlin Gylnn)
Hank Garrett
Mailman
Michael Miller
Fowler
Arthur French
MessengerJay Devlin
Tall Thin ManFrank Savino
Jimmy
Robert Phalen
NewberryGarrison Phillips
HuttonLee Steele
Heidegger
Ed Crowley
Ordinance Man
John Connell
TV ReporterNorman Bush
Alice Lieutenant
James Keane
Store Clerk
Ed Setrakian
Customer
Myron Natwick
CivilianMichael Prince
CivilianCarol Gustafson
LandladySal Schillizzi
LocksmithHarmon William
CIA AgentDavid Bowman
Telephone WorkerEileen Gordon
CIA ReceptionistRobert Dahdah
Santa Claus
Steve Bonino
KidJennifer Rose
KidDavid Allen
KidGlenn Ferguson
KidPaul Dwyer
KidMarian Swan
Nurse
Dorothi Fox
Nurse
Ernest Harden Jr.
TeenagerBeverly Goodman
Girl (uncredited)
Russell Johnson
Intelligence Officer at Briefing (uncredited)Bruce Moreno
Computer Operator (uncredited)Lauren Simon
Neighbor in Elevator (uncredited)
Released
en
$7,800,000.00
$41,509,797.00
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Still a well done spy thriller with Robert Redford doing a great job, though the romance between him and Faye Dunaway was... weird. Sure it's dated with the technology but like The Conversation, the storyline still is relevant. **4.25/5**
Mission Impossible, the movie, kind of ripped this off didn't it? Right down to the phone booth scene. Of course the ending was different. Yeah, anyway, I first caught this one on AMC on a rainy day with my mom back in the 90s. One of those flicking through the channels and nothing is on kind of days, and looking out the window and you can't really go outside and then..."Oh you'll like this."