Modesty Blaise (1966) - film review

Comedy / Crime / Thriller

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Modesty Blaise is a British comedy thriller film first released in 1966, directed by Joseph Losey. The film stars Monica Vitti, Terence Stamp, Dirk Bogarde, Harry Andrews and Michael Craig. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Joseph Losey
Script: Stanley Dubens, Jim Holdaway, Evan Jones, Peter O’Donnell
Photo: Jack Hildyard
Music: John Dankworth
Cast: Monica Vitti (Modesty Blaise), Terence Stamp (Willie Garvin), Dirk Bogarde (Gabriel), Harry Andrews (Tarrant), Michael Craig (Paul), Clive Revill (McWhirter), Alexander Knox (Minister), Rossella Falk (Mrs. Fothergill), Scilla Gabel (Melina), Michael Chow (Weng), Joe Melia (Crevier), Saro Urzì (Basilio), Tina Aumont (Nicole), Oliver MacGreevy (Tattooed Man), Jon Bluming (Hans), Lex Schoorel (Walter), Max Turilli (Strauss), Giuseppe Paganelli (Friar), Wolfgang Hillinger (Handsome), Roberto Bisacco (Enrico), John Karlsen (Oleg), Aldo Silvan (Pacco), John Stacy (Tyboria Captain), Robin Hunter (Pilot), Denys Graham (Co-Pilot), Patrick Ludlow (Under Secretary), George Fisher, Robin Fox (Man Who Pushes the Doorbell), Jack Lambert
Country: UK
Language: English / French / Italian
Runtime: 119 min

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