Rent Frederick Forsyth: The Price of the Bride (1990)

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1h 38min
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Synopsis:
In the new era of the Glasnost, Soviet armed forces train with British forces on a Nato exercise. Colonel Orlove, top K.G.B. man, is determined to defect and escapes in the guise of a British soldier. With British and Soviet intelligence after him, he chooses to side with the Americans and offers some compromising revelations about his former employers. But is he telling the truth? Sam McCready, top S.I.S. agent specialising in the Soviets, has his doubts...
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Directors:
Producers:
Frederick Muller
Writers:
Frederick Forsyth, Murray Smith
Studio:
ITV
Genres:
Thrillers
BBFC:
Release Date:
15/06/2009
Run Time:
98 minutes
Languages:
English Dolby Digital 1.0 Mono
Subtitles:
English Hard of Hearing
DVD Regions:
Region 2
Formats:
Pal
Aspect Ratio:
Full Screen 1.33:1 / 4:3
Colour:
Colour

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Tiring - Frederick Forsyth: The Price of the Bride review by SB

Spoiler Alert
07/12/2023

This tale of how cold-war espionage continues under 'Glasnost' has a somewhat unlikely opening scenario, but then settles down to a very wordy puzzle over who is deceiving whom out of the UK, USSR and USA intelligence services. Well, of course they are all deceiving each other, but perhaps the issue is really which will will end up with their real objective achieved.

Be prepared to either pay a lot of attention or go to sleep. It's a bit unfortunate to see Diana Quick struggling with lines she clearly has no belief in, and some other good actors give an impression of having a heavy time of it. Alan Howard's crumpled cynic reappears but is even more puzzling than usual. But if you like this sort of stuff, it may be worth watching once. Set mainly in London and the US (the 'Moscow' scene plainly shot in London).

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