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Gregory Peck | Dr. John Hathaway | |
Arthur Hill | Marshal Shelby | |
Zienia Merton | Ting Ling | |
Anne Heywood | Kay Hanna | |
Francisca Tu | ||
Alan Dobie | Benson | |
Ori Levy | Shertov | |
Conrad Yama | The Chairman | |
Eric Young | Yin | |
Burt Kwouk | Chang Shou | |
Alan White | Gardner | |
Keith Bonnard | Chinese officer | |
Simon Cain | Signals captain | |
Edward Cast | Audio Room technician | |
Cecil Cheng | Baggage soldier | |
Anthony Chinn | Chinese officer | |
Nicola Davies | Student | |
Laurence Herder | Russian guard | |
Helen Horton | Susan Wright | |
Robert Lee | Hotel night manager | |
Mai Ling | Stewardess |
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Producer | Mort Abrahams
Arthur P. Jacobs |
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Writer | Ben Maddow
Jay Richard Kennedy |
Oscar®-winning legend Gregory Peck drives this powerful spy drama highlighted by an "ambitious, provocative" (The New York Times) premise and a climax heralded as "a genuine, superbly handled exercise in edge-of-the-seat excitement" (Films and Filming) When Nobel-winning scientist Hathaway (Peck) receives a strange letter, the last place he expects it to lead him is into Communist China - as a spy! Sent to decode a formula that could save millions, Hathaway has no idea whom he can trust, and no assistance. Worst of all, his handlers haven't told him that the transmitting device implanted in his head is also a bomb. And if things get too hot, they're prepared to detonate! |
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