
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (1965)
Brace yourself for greatness.
112 min
British agent Alec Leamas refuses to come in from the Cold War during the 1960s, choosing to face another mission, which may prove to be his final one.
- Release date
- December 16, 1965
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom
- Music
- Sol Kaplan
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Trailer
Soundtrack
- Theme from The Spy Who Came In from the Coldinstrumental2:42
- Piano Preludeinstrumental3:03
- Controlinstrumental3:51
- Contactinstrumental2:06
- The Pussy Willow Clubinstrumental2:36
- Pussy Willow Girlinstrumental3:21
- Leamas and Fiedlerinstrumental2:48
- The Compoundinstrumental2:58
- The Cell Doorinstrumental3:30
- Waltz for a Spyinstrumental2:41
- The Spy Comes Ininstrumental2:40
- Main Titleinstrumental2:41
Cast
- Richard Burton as Alec Leamas
- Claire Bloom as Nancy 'Nan' Perry
- Oskar Werner as Fiedler
- Sam Wanamaker as Peters
- George Voskovec as Comrade Karden - Defense Attorney
- Rupert Davies as George Smiley
- Cyril Cusack as Control
- Peter van Eyck as Hans-Dieter Mundt
- Michael Hordern as Ashe
- Robert Hardy as Dick Carlton
- Bernard Lee as Patmore
- Beatrix Lehmann as Tribunal President
- Esmond Knight as Old Judge
- Tom Stern as CIA Agent
- Niall MacGinnis as Checkpoint Charlie Guard
- Scot Finch as German Guide
- Anne Blake as Miss Crail
- Richard Marner as Vopo Captain
- Warren Mitchell as Mr. Zanfrello
- Steve Plytas as East German Judge
- Graham Armitage as Pawson (uncredited)
- David Bauer as Young Judge (uncredited)
- Richard Caldicot as Mr. Pitt - Employment Officer (uncredited)
- Walter Gotell as Holten (uncredited)
- Edward Harvey as Man in Shop (uncredited)
- Geoffrey Keen as British Sentry (Sgt.) at Checkpoint Charlie (uncredited)
- Philip Madoc as Young German Officer (uncredited)
Crew
- Martin Ritt · Director
- John le Carré · Writer
- Paul Dehn · Writer
- Guy Trosper · Writer
- Martin Ritt · Producer
- Sol Kaplan · Composer
- Oswald Morris · Cinematographer
- Anthony Harvey · Editor
- Tambi Larsen · Production designer