Twilight's Last Gleaming (Silo III) (1977)

7	Rating (26 ratings)
6.8	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Robert Aldrich

Starring (View all)

Burt Lancaster
Gen. Lawrence Dell

Roscoe Lee Browne
James Forrest

Joseph Cotten
Arthur Renfrew - Secretary of State

Melvyn Douglas
Zachariah Guthrie

Charles Durning
President David T. Stevens

Richard Jaeckel
Capt. Stanford Towne

William Marshall
William Klinger - Attorney General

Gerald S. O'Loughlin
Brig. Gen. O'Rourke

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1 year ago at Apr 30 15:26

fernando

(OK) Aldrich said this was one of his best, if not the bestm and thats arguably. Action is so tight and balanced, so well staged with characters strong on motifs (specially Lancaster) ; the political fiction plot of throwing a president to death in tha name of nation secrets, is credible, why not?

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Release date: 9 February 1977

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fernando posted a review 1 year ago

“(OK) Aldrich said this was one of his best, if not the bestm and thats arguably. Action is so tight and balanced, so well staged with characters strong on motifs (specially Lancaster) ; the political fiction plot of throwing a president to death in tha name of nation secrets, is credible, why not?” read more

fernando rated this 8/10 1 year ago