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Files extract to an XVID that plays WELL.

Thie release never made it to DVD, rumor has it it was involved in a BAN due to

content.
VERY difficult to find this digitally ANYWHERE....

Movie description
Charles Bronson stars as ace KGB agent Col. Grigori Borzov in Don Siegel's adaptation

of Walter Wager's Cold War thriller. It seems that in the 1950s, at the height of the

cold war, the Soviet Union planted a network of agents in the United States. They were

programmed, under hypnosis, to blow up key military installations when activated by

hearing a line from a Robert Frost poem. In the 1970s, Nicolai Dalchimsky (Donald

Pleasence), a fanatical KGB agent, has decided to begin activating this network. The

Kremlin, which had no awareness of the program, finally grasps what has happened after

a series of explosions occurs at abandoned U.S. installations. Realizing that they

can't reveal the problem to U.S. officials, they choose to send their best agent,

Borzov, to stop Dalchimsky before he starts WWIII. Along the way Bronson is forced to

work with another KGB intelligence officer, Barbara (Lee Remick), who proves to be a

double agent, as well as accepting help from computer expert Dorothy Putterman (Tyne

Daly). Solid evidence that at the height of his box-office appeal Bronson could have

gotten a seed catalog made into a big-budget movie, the film likely suffered from its

tumultous production history, showing little of Siegel's signature style. On the bright

side, Daly scores as a techie, and Bronson, mercifully, makes absolutely no attempt at

a Russian accent.


Credits
Writer: Peter Hyams
Producer: James Harris
Cast: Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasence, Frank Marth, Lee Remick, Patrick Magee, Roy

Jenson, Sheree North, Tyne Daly


Notes
Shooting locations: Los Angeles, CA; Great Falls, Montana; and Helsinki, Finland.

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