Chamada para um Morto
26/01/1967
O MI5 recebe uma carta datilografada anônima acusando Samuel Fennan do Foreign Office de ser comunista durante sua juventude na Universidade de Oxford. Depois do agente Charles Dobbs ter uma conversa amigável com Fennan o homem comete suicídio. Foi surpreendente porque a conversa durante a caminhada no parque foi muito amável. Altos funcionários querem a coisa toda varrida para debaixo do tapete e ficarão felizes em encerrar como um suicídio. Mas Dobbs não está com a mesma certeza pois há uma série de inconsistências que simplesmente não podem ser explicadas. Dobbs também está tendo problemas em casa com sua esposa, a quem muito ama, que vem tendo casos com muita frequência. Ele tem também o prazer de rever o velho amigo Dieter Frey, que ele recrutou depois da guerra para o serviço de espionagem, o MI6. Com a ajuda de um colega e um policial aposentado, Dobbs tenta juntar as peças para descobrir quem é o espião e quem de fato assassinou Fennan.
Informações do filme
James Mason
as Charles Dobbs
Simone Signoret
as Elsa Fennan
Maximilian Schell
as Dieter Frey
Harriet Andersson
as Ann Dobbs
Harry Andrews
as Inspector Mendel
Kenneth Haigh
as Bill Appleby
Roy Kinnear
as Adam Scarr
Max Adrian
as Morton - Adviser
Lynn Redgrave
as Virgin Bumpus
Robert Flemyng
as Samuel Fennan
Leslie Sands
as Inspector
Corin Redgrave
as David
David Warner
as Edward II (in Edward II)
Timothy West
as Matrvis (in Edward II)
Stanley Lebor
as Lancaster (in Edward II)
Charles Kay
as Lightborn (in Edward II)
Michael Bryant
as Gaveston (in Edward II)
Jonathan Wales
as Gurney (in Edward II)
Paul Hardwick
as Young Mortimer (in Edward II)
Murray Brown
as Nobleman (in Edward II)
William Dysart
as Nobleman (in Edward II)
Peter Harrison
as Nobleman (in Edward II)
Roger Jones
as Nobleman (in Edward II)
David Quilter
as Nobleman (in Edward II)
Terence Sewards
as Nobleman (in Edward II)
Paul Starr
as Nobleman (in Edward II)
June Murphy
as Witch #1 (in Macbeth)
Frank Williams
as Witch #2 (in Macbeth)
Rosemary Lord
as Witch #3 (in Macbeth)
Janet Hargreaves
as Aldwych Theatre Tickey Clerk
Kenneth Ives
as Stage Hand
Juba Kennerley
as Play Spectator
Petra Markham
as Play Spectator
Patrick Halpin
as Play Spectator
Leonard Llewellyn
as Play Spectator
Patricia Payne
as Play Spectator
James Payne
as Play Spectator
Dido Plumb
as Play Spectator
Pearl Prescod
as Play Spectator
Robert Rowland
as Usher
Sheraton Blount
as Eunice Scarr
Margaret Lacey
as Mrs Bird
Les White
as Karel Harek aka Blondie
Michael Brennan
as Wolfe - the Barman
Denis Shaw
as Wolfe - Publican
Maria Charles
as Blonde in Pub
Amanda Walker
as Brunette in Pub
Fred Machon
as Pub Patron
Peter Roy
as Pub Patron
Andrew Andreas
as Pub Waiter
Julian Sherrier
as Serpentine Head Waiter
Gerry Judge
as Serpentine Waiter
John Dimech
as Serpentine Waiter
Gertan Klauber
as Man at Zurich Airport
Harold Coyne
as Man at Zurich Airport
Alan Gibbs
as Man at Zurich Airport
Lew Hooper
as Man at Zurich Airport
Ned Hood
as Man at Zurich Airport
Dan Darnelli
as Man at Zurich Airport
Ann Barrass
as Woman at Zurich Airport
Bunny Seaman
as Old Lady at Zurich Airport
Judy Keirn
as Stewardess
Richard Steele
as Businessman
Tom Bowman
as Police Sergeant
Joe Wadham
as Policeman
Colin McKenzie
as Policeman
Ernie Rice
as Tramp
Victor Brooks
as Cab Driver
Arnold Schulkes
as Passerby at Victoria Station
Martin Lyder
as Passerby at Victoria Station
