Loophole (1981) - film review

John Quested

Crime

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Loophole is a British crime film first released in 1981, directed by John Quested. The film is based on a novel by Robert Pollock and stars Albert Finney, Martin Sheen, Susannah York, Colin Blakely and Jonathan Pryce. It has also been released under the title: Break In. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: John Quested
Script: Jonathan Hales, Robert Pollock (novel)
Photo: Michael Reed
Music: Lalo Schifrin
Cast: Albert Finney (Mike Daniels), Martin Sheen (Stephen Booker), Susannah York (Dinah Booker), Colin Blakely (Gardner), Jonathan Pryce (Taylor), Robert Morley (Godfrey), Alfred Lynch (Harry), Tony Doyle (Nolan), Christopher Guard (Cliff), Gwyneth Powell (Doreen), Jerry Harte (Maxwell), James Grout (Fairbrother), Terrence Hardiman (David), Bridget Brice (Emily), Ian Howarth (Matthew), Harriet Collins (Dorah), Clive Graham (Inspector), James Linton (Security Man), James Cobbins (1st Interviewer), Constantine Gregory (2nd Interviewer), Timothy Bateson (3rd Interviewer), Donna Reading (Receptionist), Fanny Carby (Cleaning Lady), Jennifer Granville (Frances), Jonathan Hales (Driver), Wally Thomas (Car Park Attendant), Lisa Coleman (Daniels’ Daughter), Amy Dagley (Daniels’ Daughter), Saskia Cox (Daniels’ Daughter), Lloyd McGuire (Police Sergeant), Derek Hollis (Policeman), Raymond Mason (Porter)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 105 min
Aka: Break In

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