Telefon
(Teléfono)
(Usa, 1977) [Color, 102 m.].
IMDb
Ficha técnica.
Dirección: Don Siegel.
Argumento: Walter Wager (novela) / Robert Frost (poema).
Guión: Stirling Silliphant, Peter Hyams.
Fotografía: Michael C. Butler.
Música: Lalo Schifrin.
Producción: James B. Harris.
Productora: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM).
Sinopsis: Durante la guerra fría la Unión Soviética prepara agentes infiltrados para realizar sabotajes en EEUU a traves de un mensaje telefónico. Después de terminar la guerra estos agentes permanecen en el mismo y un loco Nicolai Dalchimsky (Donald Pleasance) se hace con dicha lista y comienza a llamar a los agentes infiltrados creando el caos. Grigori Borzov (Charles Bronson) debe trabajar con el agente activo Barbara (Lee Remick) para recuperar esa lista (Alpacine).
Nicolai Dalchimski, a mad KGB agent steals a notebook full of names of "sleeping" undercover KGB agents sent to the U.S. in the 1950's. These agents got their assignments under hypnosis, so they can't remember their missions until they're told a line of a Robert Frost poem. Dalchimski flees to the U.S. and starts phoning these agents who perform sabotage acts against military targets. Since the Soviets can't disclose the crisis to the U.S. government, they send Colonel Borzov, a military intelligence officer, to find and eliminate Dalchimsky before his actions trigger a war (IMDb).
Comentario: Notable thriller de espionaje, que cuenta un más que sobresaliente equipo técnico y reparto; dirección de Don Siegel, guión de Stirling Silliphant (Murphy's War / The New Centurions / The Enforcer) y Peter Hyams (The Hunter / Capricorn One), música del gran Lalo Schifrin (Cool Hand Luke), un Charles Bronson muy sobrio y una notable Lee Remick, acompañados por el siempre intrigante Donald Pleasence.AMG Sinopsis: Don Siegel took over the directing chores from Peter Hyams on this taut cold war action film, based on the novel by Walter Wager. With the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union thawing, old KGB hard-liner Nicolai Dalchimsky (Donald Pleasence) activates a group of Americans who were brainwashed twenty years earlier to blow up United States defenses when a passage from a Robert Frost poem is recited to them. When bombs go off at an abandoned United States defense installation, the Kremlin realizes that they have a rogue KGB agent on their hands who is trying to re-ignite the cold war. To stop him, the Russians send out KGB agent Grigori Borzov (Charles Bronson). Accompanying him is KGB double agent Barbara (Lee Remick). As the two agents try to stop Nicolai from starting World War III, they find time to fall in love with each other.
AMG Review: This Cold War thriller has plenty of spy intrigue and action yet is strangely uninvolving. The reason for this problem lies in Telefon's script, which focuses on plot at the expense of characterization: The viewer never gets a chance to understand what drove Dalchimsky to his genocidal mania or why Borzov struggles to avoid any personal involvements in his life. As a result, the film's array of twists and action scenes lack dramatic weight because there is no human element to give them a spark. Despite this key flaw, Telefon remains watchable for a few reasons. The first is Don Siegel's skillful direction, which keeps things rolling at a snappy pace and creates a number of snazzy action set pieces in the process (the best is a hotel chase that is capped with a memorable car stunt in the hotel garage). The second reason is the stellar cast: Bronson is a typically solid action hero, Pleasence manages to make his stock character believably creepy, and Remick gives the film some much-needed warmth as Borzov's mismatched but skillful American ally. All in all, Telefon is probably a little too dated and tame for most modern viewers but it offers enough well-crafted thrills to please action buffs.
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Otras versiones en DXC:Telefono (Don Siegel, 1977) SATRip Español
PD. El ripeo de FRAGMENT en 1 cd está sin fuentes, pero espero que podamos resucitarlo.
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