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Ipcress: Arquivo Confidencial

Título original: The Ipcress File
  • 1965
  • Approved
  • 1 h 49 min
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Ipcress: Arquivo Confidencial (1965)
In London, a counter espionage Agent deals with his own bureaucracy while investigating the kidnapping and brainwashing of British scientists.
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Em Londres, um agente de contra-espionagem lida com a sua própria burocracia enquanto investiga o rapto e a lavagem ao cérebro de cientistas britânicos.Em Londres, um agente de contra-espionagem lida com a sua própria burocracia enquanto investiga o rapto e a lavagem ao cérebro de cientistas britânicos.Em Londres, um agente de contra-espionagem lida com a sua própria burocracia enquanto investiga o rapto e a lavagem ao cérebro de cientistas britânicos.

  • Direção
    • Sidney J. Furie
  • Roteiristas
    • Len Deighton
    • W.H. Canaway
    • James Doran
  • Artistas
    • Michael Caine
    • Nigel Green
    • Guy Doleman
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,2/10
    19 mil
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    • Direção
      • Sidney J. Furie
    • Roteiristas
      • Len Deighton
      • W.H. Canaway
      • James Doran
    • Artistas
      • Michael Caine
      • Nigel Green
      • Guy Doleman
    • 148Avaliações de usuários
    • 72Avaliações da crítica
    • 66Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
    • Ganhou 3 prêmios BAFTA
      • 5 vitórias e 4 indicações no total

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    Michael Caine
    Michael Caine
    • Harry Palmer
    Nigel Green
    Nigel Green
    • Major Dalby
    Guy Doleman
    Guy Doleman
    • Colonel H.L. Ross
    Sue Lloyd
    Sue Lloyd
    • Jean Courtney
    Gordon Jackson
    Gordon Jackson
    • Jock Carswell
    Aubrey Richards
    • Dr. Radcliffe
    Frank Gatliff
    Frank Gatliff
    • Bluejay
    Thomas Baptiste
    Thomas Baptiste
    • Barney
    Oliver MacGreevy
    • Housemartin
    Freda Bamford
    Freda Bamford
    • Alice
    Pauline Winter
    • Charlady
    Anthony Blackshaw
    Anthony Blackshaw
    • Edwards
    Barry Raymond
    • Gray
    David Glover
    • Chilcott-Oakes
    Stanley Meadows
    Stanley Meadows
    • Inspector Pat Keightley
    Peter Ashmore
    • Sir Robert
    Mike Murray
    • Raid Inspector
    • (as Michael Murray)
    Anthony Baird
    • Raid Sergeant
    • (as Antony Baird)
    • Direção
      • Sidney J. Furie
    • Roteiristas
      • Len Deighton
      • W.H. Canaway
      • James Doran
    • Elenco e equipe completos
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    Avaliações de usuários148

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    7grantss

    Intriguing espionage drama

    Intriguing espionage drama, based on the Len Deighton novel.

    Decent, reasonably complex, plot. Not 100% watertight, but the holes aren't big.

    Solid direction by Sidney J Furie. Movie moves along at a decent pace and he builds the tension well. Does miss a few beats though. Some scenes are quite flat and almost pointless.

    Good final few scenes which make it all worthwhile and bring everything together.

    Good performance by Michael Caine in the lead role. Not your average spy - he is almost the anti-James Bond. Resourceful, but slovenly and, well, human. Seemed much more like a real agent would be than James Bond.

    Good support from Nigel Green and Guy Doleman.
    mikhaigh

    A Class Movie

    Michael Caines first outing as secret agent Harry Palmer is set in 60's London. This is not the Psychedelic London of Austin Powers or the Beatles, neither is it the sophisticated aristocratic London of James Bond. This London is drab and populated by civil servants & bedsits. This London is still coming to terms with the end of World War II and the advent of a modern world.

    Working Class Palmer is an unwilling Home Office agent with criminal tendencies who is more interested in a pay rise so that he can indulge his true passion, gourmet cooking, than serving his country. His superiors, Ross (played by Guy Doleman) & Dalby (Played by Nigel Green) represent a microcosm of the British Upper & Lower Middle Classes. Palmer is clearly more cultured in his appreciation of food, music(Mozart & Bach) & women, "I like Birds Best" Palmer admits to Courtney played by Sue Lloyd (of Crossroads fame in UK).

    Palmers superiors appear uninterested in the fate of their subordinates and this is one reason why the character of Palmer works so well, we are him, he lives our lives and we want him to win through. This perspective is aided by the stunning photography that uses every conceivable camera angle (even views from a light bulb!) to see the world from the characters perspective.

    Look out for the supermarket scene between Ross and Palmer, my vote for the most violent use of a supermarket Trolley in a movie.

    As Palmer slowly unravels the mysterious disappearance of top government scientists it becomes clear that there is someone close to the top of the British Secret service acting as a double agent. Who is it, Ross or Dalby? Who is Courtney, Palmers love interest, working for?

    In the background is a rather sinister looking CIA, who always appear to be one step ahead of the Brits. (A reference to the decline of Britian as a world power and its reliance on America?) Wether intentional or not, this film has captured a London of the 60's that was going through substantial social change, gone are the class paradigms that suggest that the working class could never be cultured, gone is is the unquestioning loyalty to the upper class. This world was forever changed after the war. This is a film I can watch time and time again, if only to watch the title sequence as Palmer gets up for work as if he is going to just another office job.

    This is a stylish movie and one of the greatest British films ever made. If you havn't seen it watch it now!
    7BeneCumb

    A nice old spy film, where both sides are tough and smart

    Although there are elements most of viewers know from James Bond movies, it is not a clone of them; it was just a mode or manner how spy films in Europe were directed and produced in the 1960ies and later on as well. Rude and drinking cops with poor "kinderstube" or questionable education started to appear in the U.S. films in the 1970ies.

    At present, the issue of scientists changing sides or engaging them in creating armament, hacking systems, false objects etc. is still actual, most of it is done through money or promotion, but kidnapping or threats are still available in pariah countries. In the 1960ies, Albania had similar reputation than North-Korea today...

    Recommendable to admirers of Michael Caine and/or thrillers without constant chases, bursts or awkward fooling. It is pleasant to recognise that the 2011 Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy bears the same nice traditions.
    8jotix100

    An original take on Len Deighton's novel.

    London, in the early 60s, was captured by Sidney Furie in all its splendor. One of the best things in the movie is the fantastic camera work by its cinematographer, Otto Heller. The director and his cameraman place the camera as a sort of "peeping Tom" device. Mr. Furie and Mr. Heller takes us along to spy on Harry Palmer in this satisfying adaptation of Len Deighton's novel. The musical score by John Barry is another element that works well with one is witnessing.

    Harry Palmer came alive the way Michael Caine played him. Palmer is a man from humble origins, in sharp contrast with the rest of the people he works for, who are clearly highly educated and who look down on this man because he is different. Mr. Caine is versatile actor whose take on Harry was right on the money. We can't do anything but admire him for making this man so approachable and believable.

    The film was blessed with an excellent cast. Nigel Green, who plays Major Dalby makes his character come true with little effort. So does Guy Doleman as Col. Ross. Sue Lloyd, Gordon Jackson, and the rest of the actors give amazing performances.

    "The Ipcress File" shows us what London looked like in the sixties. It hasn't changed that much, but all the exteriors used in the film is a joy to watch. That speaks volumes of Otto Heller who had an eye for what to photograph, as everything fit nicely into the context of the film.
    bob the moo

    An enjoyable (if slow) espionage tale with added digs at the UK's management structure

    When eminent British scientist Dr Radcliffe is kidnapped off a train in broad daylight, the Secret Service make the super spy known only as 'Bluejay' their number one priority with Radcliffe being the 17th scientist to go missing. With the boost in manpower, Harry Palmer finds himself taken off surveillance duties and put into a new unit under Major Dalby to find Radcliffe and capture Bluejay. Never one for following the rules, Palmer struggles to keep up to date with his paperwork while trying to make progress in the mission – the bureaucracy making his job as hard as the opposite side. However soon he makes progress and finds himself drawn into a deadly web involving treachery, American agents and a plan to 'brain drain' the UK and weaken its powers.

    Although it has dated in some regards, The Ipcress File stands up well as a sort of answer to the Bond ideal of the British Secret Service. While it is much more fun to have a series of slick action moves and fantasy plots, this film's focus on structure and managers is much more realistic (one assumes) and also allows for a solid, if unspectacular, story but also some amusing digs at the civil service. The plot moves slowly but is still an engaging thriller even if it slowly unfolds rather than explodes along – while this may put off many who prefer things to go 'bang' every few minutes I found it to be enjoyable and quite engaging. On top of this the film pokes fun at the UK civil service with a great deal of relish (but not sticking out as doing so). I have worked in a council and a Government funded charity and can confirm that this aspect of the film has not dated – the UK still is very much to do with paperwork and having all the forms filled in correctly, for example – tried to fill in any tax forms lately?! The film makes good sport of this aspect of Palmer's job and shows the fussy management structure of his department as being almost as much of a threat to national security as Bluejay himself is!

    The cast is pretty good but it is Michael Caine's film all the way. He is suitably acerbic in his wit and has the browbeaten look many of us get when we feel we are being stopped from 'doing our jobs' by having to spend too much time filling in forms! However, while also still making this point, Caine still makes Palmer effective enough for the audience to get behind him and still see him as a spy and the fact that Caine always brings his own screen presence to the role helps as well. Support is also good from Green, Doleman, Gatliff and Jackson but Caine is the one you'll remember.

    Overall this is not a great film but it is a good one. When viewed alongside other spy thrillers this one will appear very slow but I still found the story to be enjoyable if low key. The portrayal of the civil service as one of paperwork and managers adds a nice layer to a story that is already pretty good in its own right. Not to everyone's taste and it helps if you can appreciate Palmer's situation but it is a good espionage tale that rewards patience with a good story that is happily lacking in Hollywood excesses and empty spectacle.

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    • Curiosidades
      Harry Palmer is depicted as an accomplished cook, but when you see Palmer skillfully break a couple of eggs, the hands in the close-up belong to Len Deighton, author of the book on which this movie was based. Deighton was an accomplished cook and also wrote a comic strip about cooking for The Observer. The walls of Palmer's kitchen are full of these strips.
    • Erros de gravação
      After Palmer escapes from his cell, he goes down some stairs and out a door; in the next shot he's running and in the background is obvious daylight. He then jumps over a fence and it's night time.
    • Citações

      Palmer: The fellow whose job I'm taking, will he show me the ropes?

      Major Dalby: Maybe - if you're in touch with the spirit world.

      Palmer: I beg your pardon?

      Major Dalby: He was shot this morning.

    • Conexões
      Featured in V.I.P.-Schaukel: Episode #8.1 (1978)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      The Ipcress File (Main Title)
      Composed, Arranged and Conducted by John Barry

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 18 de março de 1965 (Reino Unido)
    • País de origem
      • Reino Unido
    • Idiomas
      • Inglês
      • Albanês
    • Também conhecido como
      • The Ipcress File
    • Locações de filme
      • Royal Albert Hall, South Kensington, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(Exterior)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Lowndes Productions Limited
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      • US$ 750.000 (estimativa)
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