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Rating: 7.295/10 by 1125 users

Three Days of the Condor (1975)

A bookish CIA researcher finds all his co-workers dead, and must outwit those responsible until he figures out who he can really trust.

Directing:
  • Sydney Pollack
  • Michael Haley
Writing:
  • David Rayfiel
  • James Grady
  • Lorenzo Semple Jr.
Stars:
Release Date: Wed, Sep 24, 1975

Rating: 7.295/10 by 1125 users

Alternative Title:
I tre giorni del Condor - IT
3 døgn for Kondor - DK
Les Trois Jours du Condor - FR
3 Days of the Condor - US
Los tres días del Cóndor - ES
Die 3 Tage des Condor - DE
Tre dagar för Condor - SE
3 Dagen van de Condor - NL
Die drei Tage des Condor - AT
Les 3 jours du Condor - FR

Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Français
Runtime: 01 hour 57 minutes
Budget: $7,800,000
Revenue: $41,509,797

Plot Keyword: central intelligence agency (cia), office, conspiracy, condor, christmas, political thriller, frightened
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Robert Redford
Joseph Turner
Faye Dunaway
Kathy Hale
Addison Powell
Leonard Atwood
Tina Chen
Janice Chon
Michael Kane
S.W. Wicks
Don McHenry
Dr. Ferdinand Lappe
Jess Osuna
The Major
Helen Stenborg
Mrs. Edwina Russell (as Helen Stenbure)
Hansford Rowe
Jennings (as Hansford H. Rowe Jr.) (as Hansford Rolle)
Carlin Glynn
Mae Barber (as Carlin Gylnn)
Jay Devlin
Tall Thin Man
Lee Steele
Heidegger
Ed Crowley
Ordinance Man
John Connell
TV Reporter
Norman Bush
Alice Lieutenant
James Keane
Store Clerk
David Bowman
Telephone Worker
Eileen Gordon
CIA Receptionist
Robert Dahdah
Santa Claus
Beverly Goodman
Girl (uncredited)
Russell Johnson
Intelligence Officer at Briefing (uncredited)
Bruce Moreno
Computer Operator (uncredited)
Lauren Simon
Neighbor in Elevator (uncredited)

GenerationofSwine

Mission Impossible, the movie, kind of ripped this off didn't it? Right down to the phone booth scene. Of course the ending was different. Yeah, anyway, I first caught this one on AMC on a rainy day with my mom back in the 90s. One of those flicking through the channels and nothing is on kind of days, and looking out the window and you can't really go outside and then..."Oh you'll like this." And the 13 year old me thought it was the coolest most paranoid thing that I'd ever seen. And, now the 40 year old me thinks it's the coolest and most paranoid thing that I've ever seen. Paranoid is really the only way to describe it. And the paranoia is doubled with Redford's character who is a spook, but not the James Bond kind. He's more the every day low level paper pusher kind of spook, not the kiss kiss bang bang spook. He's not sure what he's doing, he's never been in this situation before and you can feel his stress from start to finish. And, for those of you that read the book (also as good) this is spawned departments in both the KGB and then later the CIA that were simply based on Redford's job made up by the author. It literally didn't exist before the film. This is really the perfect spy movie. Everything that came before it and everything that followed it seem like a hollow shell in the genre.


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