Journey into Fear 1975
Journey into Fear
U.S geologist discovers something about Oil that proves VERY threatening to the Turkish and Arab business people.
U.S geologist discovers something about Oil that proves VERY threatening to the Turkish and Arab business people.
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Full Cast & Crew... Mr. Graham
... Kopelkin
... Josette
... Banat
... Colonel Haki
... Jose
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See All 1 Reviews05 Jun 2023 by CinemaSerf
Swap a train for a boat, oil for some bullets and we have a rehash of the 1943 Orson Welles version of this story - only this is nowhere near as good. It doesn't really help that the casting lacks for any great clout. Sam Waterston is weak in the lead as "Graham" - the scientist who gets caught up in a Turkish conspiracy after he discovers that there might just be oil in them thar desert. This information is proving quite dangerous for the man and he needs to get out before he succumbs to one of the plentiful - but not very efficient - assassins out to kill him. He manages to make it onto a train on which he hopes to escape - but are the passengers all they seem to be? We know from fairly early on that "Banat" (Ian McShane) is his biggest danger and therein lay my first problem. He has all the menace of a cucumber sandwich. Zero Mostel's duplicitous "Kopelkin" fares little better and though the supporting cast boats some A-list names, they feature too sparingly to make much difference with this rather far-fetched and procedural attempt at a thriller that's just, well, very light on thrills. I did quite like the last few scenes as things flare up, but otherwise this is a pretty unremarkable television movie that you'll very readily forget.
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Release Date:
Aug 08, 1975
Run Time:
1hr 40`
MMPA Rating:
R
Original Language:
English
Status:
Released
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Journey into Fear
Swap a train for a boat, oil for some bullets and we have a rehash of the 1943 Orson Welles version of this story - only this is nowhere near as good. It doesn't really help that the casting lacks for any great clout. Sam Waterston is weak in the lead as "Graham" - the scientist who gets caught up in a Turkish conspiracy after he discovers that there might just be oil in them thar desert. This information is proving quite dangerous for the man and he needs to get out before he succumbs to one of the plentiful - but not very efficient - assassins out to kill him. He manages to make it onto a train on which he hopes to escape - but are the passengers all they seem to be? We know from fairly early on that "Banat" (Ian McShane) is his biggest danger and therein lay my first problem. He has all the menace of a cucumber sandwich. Zero Mostel's duplicitous "Kopelkin" fares little better and though the supporting cast boats some A-list names, they feature too sparingly to make much difference with this rather far-fetched and procedural attempt at a thriller that's just, well, very light on thrills. I did quite like the last few scenes as things flare up, but otherwise this is a pretty unremarkable television movie that you'll very readily forget.
Cast & Crew of
Journey into Fear
Directors & Credit Writers
DM
Daniel Mann... Director
Cast
... Mr. Graham
... Kopelkin
... Josette
... Banat
... Colonel Haki
... Jose
... Mrs. Mathews
... Mr. Mathews
... Kuvetli
... Dervos
... Eric Hurst
MS
Miera Shore... Maria
... Taxi Driver - Greece
... Policeman - Greece
AA
Alicia Ammon... Old Lady
... Purser
AR
Alan Rose... Aide
... Black Man
... Greek Orthodox Priest
... Steward
Produced By
LJC
L. John Creery... Associate Producer
... Producer