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The MacKintosh Man (1973)

Dir: John Huston         Thriller       stars 3
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The MacKintosh Man is a British-American thriller film first released in 1973, directed by John Huston.  The film stars Paul Newman, Dominique Sanda, James Mason, Harry Andrews and Ian Bannen.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.


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Credits
  • Director: John Huston
  • Script: Walter Hill, Desmond Bagley, William Fairchild
  • Photo: Oswald Morris
  • Music: Maurice Jarre
  • Cast: Paul Newman (Joseph Rearden), Dominique Sanda (Mrs. Smith), James Mason (Sir George Wheeler), Harry Andrews (Mackintosh), Ian Bannen (Slade), Michael Hordern (Brown), Nigel Patrick (Soames-Trevelyan), Peter Vaughan (Brunskill), Roland Culver (Judge), Percy Herbert (Taafe), Robert Lang (Jack Summers), Jenny Runacre (Gerda), John Bindon (Buster), Hugh Manning (Prosecutor), Wolfe Morris (Malta Police Commissioner), Noel Purcell (O’Donovan), Donald Webster (Jervis), Keith Bell (Palmer), Niall MacGinnis (Warder), Eddie Byrne (Fisherman), Shane Briant (Cox), Michael Poole (Mr. Boyd), Eric Mason (Postman), Ronald Clarke (Attendant), Antony Viccars (Salesman), Dinny Powell (Young), Doug Robinson (Danahoe), Jack Cooper (1st Motor Cyclist), Marc Boyle (2nd Motor Cyclist), Marcelle Castillo (Madeleine), Nosher Powell (Armed Guard), Terence Plummer (Dark Man), Joe Cahill (1st Guard), Gerry Alexander (2nd Guard), John McDarby (Old Man at Bus Stop), Donal McCann (1st Fireman), Joe Lynch (1st Garda), Seamus Healy (Countryman in Pub), Tom Irwin (2nd Fireman), Pascal Perry (2nd Garda), Steve Brennan (Pub Customer), Vernon Hayden (Pub Customer), Brendan O’Duill (Pub Customer), Leo Genn (Rollins [defence lawyer]), Clarissa Kaye-Mason (Guest at reception)
  • Country: UK / USA
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 98 min


 
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