Topaz (1969)
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"First viewing - Jan. 19th After Saboteur I wanted to watch Topaz since I knew just as much about it. Apparently it's considered one of Hitchcock's lesser films, and while it's far from essential I still thought it was a solid film overall. I found it quite fascinating insofar as it's tied to actual events, though if there's any truth to what unfolds I can't say. It also hosts what may be my favorite of Hitchcock's cameos. If the film falters in any way it's that there are a few pieces too many "
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"TOPAZReleased: 17 December 1969 (137 minutes)Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock Written by: Samuel A. Taylor, Leon Uris Starring: Frederick Stafford, Dany RobinHOLY GODIVA 1 - ONION JACK 1 TOTAL: 2"
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"Roscoe Lee Browne and Frederick Stafford Roscoe Lee Browne "