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The Deadly Affair

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Two inspectors investigate the killing of an ex-Communist government official in this thriller featuring strong performances (as ever) from Mason, and an engagingly mysterious turn from Simone Signoret as the murdered man's wife. Based on John Le Carre's novel.

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Director	Sidney Lumet
Starring	Harriet Andersson, James Mason, Simone Signoret, Harry Andrews
Genre	Classic Film
Country	UK	Language	ENGLISH	Year	1966

Technical Details

Certificate	12	Length	102 mins	Label	SPHE
Cat No	CDR10830	Format	DVD	Colour
Region	2	Aspect	1.85 Wide Screen
Subtitles	Finnish, Romanian, German, Danish, Greek, Spanish, Hindi, Norweigan, French, Italian, Hungarian, Portuguese, English, Swedish, Arabic, Turkish .

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Article - "The Deadly Affair" by Graeme Hobbs
Wednesday 8th November 2006

The Deadly Affair is based on a John le Carré novel, his first in fact, Call for the Dead from 1962, which introduced the characters that would become familiar throughout the world created in his spy novels – Smiley, Mundt and Peter Guillam among them. ... View article in full

Article - "Watching the Spies" by Barry Forshaw
Monday 29th January 2007

While espionage has long been one of the most reliably engrossing of literary genres, it’s simultaneously been a godsend to the cinema, where the dark psychological areas explored by the great spy novelists can find the perfect visual equivalents. As with these excel... View article in full

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