Réalisation:
George MihalkaScénario:
Harry Alan TowersPhotographie:
Peter BenisonMusique:
Rick WakemanActeurs·trices:
Michael Caine, Jason Connery, Mia Sara, Michael Gambon, Ivan Shvedoff, Burt Kwouk, Michael Sarrazin, John Dunn-Hill, Sergey Russkin, Patrick Allen (plus)Résumés(1)
Un agent secret à la retraite depuis la fin de la guerre froide, Harry Palmer, est approché par le gouvernement russe pour retrouver une arme biologique mortel, plus simplement appellé "la mort rouge". (texte officiel du distributeur)
Critiques (1)
"Bratsk? Where the hell is Bratsk?" The fourth film with the character of (this time retired) agent Harry Palmer played by Michael Caine is pretty good. If you liked the previous film, Billion Dollar Brain, don't hesitate and check out Bullet. Once again, we get a humorously light spectacle with the hilarious Caine-Connery Jr. duo, an interesting plot revolving around a deadly virus that the Russians want to sell to the North Koreans, a number of perfect scenes (for example, the whole part with getting thrown off the train and catching up on foot and by plane and car is literally flawless), and a flawless conclusion. "Have you ever been thrown off a train?"-"No, I've never been that stupid. And you?" - "Twice." - "What did you do?" - "I called a taxi. It was in London."
()