Blue Ice

1992
R
1h 45m

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A former British Secret Service Agent falls for an American woman, and becomes entangled in a web of espionage.A former British Secret Service Agent falls for an American woman, and becomes entangled in a web of espionage.A former British Secret Service Agent falls for an American woman, and becomes entangled in a web of espionage.

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5.2/10

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Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total

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Trivia
Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts appeared unbilled as the drummer in the jazz band at Harry's club.

Goofs
In the container terminal chase scene , a camera man can clearly be seen standing ,at the top of the picture , as Anders climbs up the the ladder onto the container transportation vehicle ,with the camera pointing down to catch Michael Caine climbing up the ladder, as he appears in the next shot .

Quotes
Stacy Mansdorf: Why did they fire you?
Harry Anders: A Czech agent broke the rules, he hurt the wife of one of my sources. They asked me to ignore it. I couldn't.
Stacy Mansdorf: So, what happened?
Harry Anders: I took him up onto the roof of my office building.
Stacy Mansdorf: And?
Harry Anders: The Czech bounced.

Connections
Featured in Des O'Connor Tonight: Episode #16.1 (1992)

Soundtracks
Let There Be Love
Music by 'Lionel Rand' (as Rand) and lyrics by 'Ian Grant' (as Grant)
Licensed from Shapiro Bernstein & Co. Ltd.

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Missed opportunity to recreate Harry Palmer films

Straining desperately to recreate the atmosphere of the Harry Palmer films of the 1960s, Blue Ice even includes a surreal but dreadful torture scene. It would have been fine if not for a predictable plot and a script which at times is simply terrible - a police interrogation scene begins with the line: `For the last time, who are you working for?' Plus sides: Sean Young's bottom makes another screen appearance (nudity being about the only memorable aspect she brings to any of her roles) and there's a moderately exciting denouement on the docks.