Russian Roulette (1975)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 93 minuten
Country:
Canada / United Kingdom
Directed by: Lou Lombardo
Stars: George Segal, Cristina Raines and Bo Brundin
IMDb score:
5,7 (545)
Releasedate: 20 August 1975
Russian Roulette plot
"George Segal hangs tough...and plays the game with all the chambers loaded!"
A Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer captures a Russian immigrant before the arrival of the Soviet president. When his prisoner manages to escape, he gets involved in a massive murder plot.
Actors and actresses
Tim Shaver
Bogna Kirchoff
Colonel Vostik
John Petapiece
Brian Hardison
Inspector McDermott
Raymond "Rags" Ragulia
Captain Ferguson
Rudolf Henke
Midge
Reviews & comments
Noodless
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- 10040 messages
- 6176 votes
The spy story is a web of conspiracies and a lot of petty characters. Easy to follow, but still confusing with all those characters. However, it is not really exciting and the story itself does not really captivate. A plus is the gray 70s atmosphere with a number of nice locations. George Segal is okay in his role, but it is a pity that Cristina Raines gets little interpretation in her role.
5/10
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thunderball
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- 5878 messages
- 1414 votes
Just watched the German DVD of this, unfortunately it turned out to have only a German audio track in 4:3.
This is one of those movies that I saw on TV in the first half of the 80s and has stayed with me forever, but that you probably shouldn't watch again after all these years.
The film is somewhat chaotic and babbling on and on for the first hour and is not very captivating, also because it lacks the necessary momentum and tension and the action is only in the last twenty minutes.
Segal in the lead role does well and the other cast including Elliot, Jackson and (Oscar winner) Fletcher seems impressive, but in practice this is very disappointing, because in fact they are all no more than meaningless bits and pieces.
Not very bad, but nowhere above old-fashioned TV level.
A five, or 2.5 star.
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