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Spy Story (film)

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Spy Story is a 1976 British espionage film directed by Lindsay Shonteff and starring Michael Petrovitch, Philip Latham and Don Fellows.^[1] It is based on the 1974 novel of the same name by Len Deighton.

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Cast

Michael Petrovitch: Patrick Armstrong
Philip Latham: Ferdy Foxwell
Don Fellows: Colonel Schlegel
Michael Gwynn: Dawlish
Nicholas Parsons: Ben Toliver
Toby Robins: Helen Schlegel
Tessa Wyatt: Sara Shaw
Derren Nesbitt: Colonel Stok
Nigel Plaskitt: Mason
Ciaran Madden: Marjorie
Bernard Kay: Commander Wheeler
Paul Maxwell: Submarine Captain
Andrew Downie: MacGregor
John Forgeham: Security Guard
Michael Knowles: Milkman

References

^ BFI.org

External links

Spy Story at IMDb

v t e Films directed by Lindsay Shonteff
Devil Doll (1964) Curse of Simba (1965) Licensed to Kill (1965) The Million Eyes of Sumuru (1967) Clegg (1970) Permissive (1970) The Yes Girls (1971) The Fast Kill (1972) Big Zapper (1973) The Swordsman (1974) Spy Story (1976) No. 1 of the Secret Service (1977) Licensed to Love and Kill (1979) How Sleep the Brave (1982)

Works by Len Deighton

"Unnamed hero" novels

The IPCRESS File (1962)
Horse Under Water (1963)
Funeral in Berlin (1964)
Billion-Dollar Brain (1966)
An Expensive Place to Die (1967)
Spy Story (1974)
Yesterday's Spy (1975)
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Spy (1976)

Bernard Samson novels

Berlin Game (1983)
Mexico Set (1984)
London Match (1985)
Winter (1987)
Spy Hook (1988)
Spy Line (1989)
Spy Sinker (1990)
Faith (1994)
Hope (1995)
Charity (1996)

Other novels

Only When I Larf (1968)
Bomber (1970)
Close-Up (1972)
SS-GB (1978)
XPD (1981)
Goodbye, Mickey Mouse (1982)
MAMista (1991)
City of Gold (1992)
Violent Ward (1993)

Short story collection

Declarations of War (1971)

Non-fiction

Où Est le Garlic (1965)
Len Deighton's Action Cook Book (1965)
Len Deighton's London Dossier (1967)
Fighter: The True Story of the Battle of Britain (1977)
Airshipwreck (1978)
Blitzkrieg: From the Rise of Hitler to the Fall of Dunkirk (1979)
Battle of Britain (1980)
Blood, Tears and Folly (1993)
James Bond: My Long and Eventful Search for His Father (2012)

Adaptations

Harry Palmer	The Ipcress File (1965) Funeral in Berlin (1966) Billion Dollar Brain (1967) Bullet to Beijing (1995) Midnight in Saint Petersburg (1996) The Ipcress File (2022)
Other	Only When I Larf (1968) Oh! What a Lovely War (1969) Spy Story (1976) Game, Set and Match (1988) SS-GB (2017)

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