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The Day of the Jackal (30-Jul-1973)
Director: Fred Zinnemann Writer: Kenneth Ross From a novel: The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth Keywords: Drama, Assassination
REVIEWS Review by Al Lopez, CEBS (posted on 10-Feb-2008) Realism. I always look for characters and a plot that are believeable. Of course my boundaries are wider in all directions.
Edward Fox is uniquely cast for the role of Chacal. The part of Inspector Lloyd is also quite good. You know from the start that Lloyd is capable of winning. Somehow I am always looking for the fork in the road that eventually is the doom of Chacal.
Richard Remy and Rod Taylor will be immortalized, now Edward Fox.
Review by anonymous (posted on 27-Jun-2006) This is the very best in
masterful storytelling. Fox's performance as a cool psychotic assassin
is hypnotic in its intensity. Just a beautiful British/French
collaboration with actors who really know what it means to be
professional. It's the kind of movie that film aficionados crave but
rarely experience.
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