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Synopsis. Hitchcock takes you behind the actual headlines to expose the most explosive spy scandal of this century! Copenhagen, Denmark, 1962. When a high-ranking Soviet official decides to change sides, a French intelligence agent is caught up in a cold, silent and bloody spy war in which his own family will play a decisive role. Remove Ads.
Thriller 1969 2 hr 5 min. 69%. 13+. PG. Starring John Forsythe, Frederick Stafford, Dany Robin. Director Alfred Hitchcock.
Jun 20, 2006 · Historians note that Cuba was almost made part of the U.S. In the 1800s but ultimately was not. This movie indeed could make one wish it had been annexed for security reasons. Topaz is a pretty film with lots of pretty cast members and scenery. It does not contain gore or profanity and formality in social interactions is more evident than today.
Synopsis by Hal Erickson. Filmed on locations ranging from Denmark to the Universal backlot, Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz is based on a novel by Leon Uris. Frederick Stafford, a veteran of European-filmed James Bond rip-offs of the 1960s, is cast as Andre Devereaux, a French secret agent assigned to snoop around Cuba in the months prior to the 1962 ...
Jan 12, 2020 · A high ranking Russian official defects to the U.S., where he is interviewed by U.S. Agent Michael Nordstrom. The defector reveals that a French spy ring codenamed "Topaz" has been passing N.A.T.O. secrets to the Russians. Michael calls in his French friend and counterpart Andre Devereaux to expose the spies.
The best-selling spy novel bursts onto the screen in this riveting story of adventure and international intrigue. John Forsythe stars as an American CIA agent who hires a French operative (Frederick Stafford) to travel to Cuba and investigate rumors of Russian missiles and Topaz, a NATO spy. The inquiry soon spins into a life-threatening escapade of espionage, betrayal and murder.
