The Dirty Game
“The world they rule is a world of shadows.”
A U.S. intelligence general recalls three Cold War cases of Soviet, French and Italian spies.
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Terence Young Director · Werner Klingler Director Christian-Jaque Director
Director
Terence Young
Director
Werner Klingler
Director
Christian-Jaque
Director
Carlo Lizzani
Writer
Jo Eisinger
Writer
Ennio De Concini
Writer
Jacques Rémy
Composer
Gian Piero Reverberi
Composer
Robert Mellin
Cinematographer
Pierre Petit
Cinematographer
Richard Angst
Cinematographer
Erico Menczer
Editor
Alan Osbiston
Editor
Franco Fraticelli
Editor
Borys Lewin
Production designer
Heinrich Weidemann
Production designer
Robert Grabiti
Production designer
Axim Axerio
Costume designer
Irms Pauli
United States release April 13, 1966 · Produced in France, Germany, Italy, United States · Languages English, French, Italian
Production
Eichberg-Film
Production
Euro International Films
Production
Franco London Films
Production
Landau / Unger
Production
American International Pictures
Production
Euro International Film (EIA)
Production
France · Germany · Italy · United States
Produced in
Languages
Original language
English
Spoken on screen
English · French · Italian
Release dates
France · June 23, 1965
Theatrical
United States · April 13, 1966
Limited theatrical · Kansas City, Missouri
Austria
August 12, 1965 · Theatrical
Finland
November 4, 1966 · Theatrical
Germany
August 11, 1965 · Theatrical · West Germany
Italy
November 4, 1965 · Theatrical
Japan
October 23, 1965 · Theatrical
Mexico
December 21, 1967 · Theatrical
Netherlands
January 27, 1966 · Theatrical
Portugal
March 1, 1966 · Limited theatrical · Porto
Spain
August 29, 1966 · Limited theatrical · Barcelona
Sweden
February 21, 1966 · Theatrical
Uruguay
May 20, 1967 · Theatrical
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