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Telefon (1977) A Russian officer is sent to the U.S. to try and stop sleeper agents who will mindlessly attack government

Telefon (1977)

A Russian officer is sent to the U.S. to try and stop sleeper agents who will mindlessly attack government entities when they hear certain coded words.

Cast:
Maj. Grigori Borzov: Charles Bronson
Barbara: Lee Remick
Nicolai Dalchimsky: Donald Pleasence
Dorothy Putterman: Tyne Daly
Col. Malchenko: Alan Badel
Gen. Strelsky: Patrick Magee
Marie Wills: Sheree North
Harley Sandburg: Frank Marth
Emma Stark: Helen Page Camp
Doug Stark: Roy Jenson
Mrs. Hassler: Jacqueline Scott
Carl Hassler: Ed Bakey
Harry Bascom: John Mitchum
Father Stuart Diller: Iggie Wolfington
William Enders: Hank Brandt
Stroller: John Carter
Gas Station Attendant: Burton Gilliam
Doctor: Regis Cordic
Nurse: Carmen Zapata
Navy Lieutenant: Carl Byrd
Highway Patrolman #1: Robert Phillips
Mrs. Maloney: Kathleen O'Malley
Lt. Alexandrov: Åke Lindman
Dalchimsky's Mother: Ansa Ikonen
TV Newsman: John Hambrick
TV Reporter Henry Alfaro: Henry Alfaro
TV Anchor Woman: Glenda Wina
Appliance Store Clerk: James Nolan
Hotel Desk Clerk: George Petrie
Maitre D': Jeff David
Petty Officer: Lew Brown
Radar Operator: Peter Weiss
Highway Patrolman #2: Cliff Emmich
Martin Callender: Alex Sharp
Airport Clerk: Margaret Hall Baron
Hot Rod Kid: Sean Moloney
Russian Steward: Ville-Veikko Salminen
Hockey Player #1: Teppo Heiskanen
Hockey Player #2: Mika Levio
Tourist Family: Philippe Butler
Mrs. Wills' Child: Derek Rydall
Man on Street: Dale Alvarez
Soviet Military Officer: Michael Byrne
Fountain Kid: M.G. Cross
Hotel Lobby Guest: Anthony Garibaldi
FBI Agent: Dennis McMullen

Written by: Peter Hyams, Stirling Silliphant, Walter Wager

Director: Don Siegel

Production: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Release date: 16 Dec 1977
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