The Devil’s Agent (1962) - film review

Drama / Mystery

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The Devil’s Agent is a British film first released in 1962, directed by John Paddy Carstairs. The film is based on a novel by Hans Habe and stars Peter van Eyck, Marianne Koch, Macdonald Carey, Christopher Lee and Albert Lieven. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: John Paddy Carstairs
Script: John Paddy Carstairs, Hans Habe (novel), Robert Westerby
Photo: Gerald Gibbs
Music: Philip Green
Cast: Peter van Eyck (Droste), Marianne Koch (Nora), Macdonald Carey (Mr. Smith), Christopher Lee (Baron von Staub), Albert Lieven (Inspector Huebring), Billie Whitelaw (Piroska), David Knight (Father Zambory), Marius Goring (Gen. Greenhahn), Helen Cherry (Countess Cosimano), Colin Gordon (Count Dezsepalvy), Niall MacGinnis (Paul Vass), Eric Pohlmann (Bloch), Peter Vaughan (Chief of Hungarian Police), Michael Brennan (Horvat), Jeremy Bulloch (Johnny Droste), Walter Gotell (Dr. Ritter), John Cowley (Funnel-Shaped Man), Peter Lamb (Muller), Christopher Casson (Headmaster), Bart Bastable (Cattle truck driver), Charles Byrne (Vazlan), Vincent Dowling (Father Farcosc), Adrian Cronon (Young priest), Robert Lepler (Head waiter), Peter Cushing ((scenes deleted)), Paul Hubschmid, Jeffrey O’Kelly (Spy)
Country: West Germany / UK / Ireland
Language: English
Runtime: 77 min; B&W

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