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The Delphi Bureau [DVD] [1972]
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: Format:DVD
: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:The Delphi Bureau [DVD] [1972]
: Screen Format:Full Screen
: Studio:Warner Home Video
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
Delphi Bureau was the pilot film for a short-lived TV espionage series. Lawrence Luckinbill plays an operative for a secret agency that answers only to the US President. His current mission is to locate an entire fleet of obsolete Air Force planes that have vanished without a trace. Very ordinary cold-war fare, The Delphi Bureau contains one or two neat touches, notably the cryptic poems that appear on-screen just before the commercial breaks. Celeste Holm, playing the Washington social leader who acts as Luckinbill's contact, was replaced by Anne Jeffreys when this TV movie graduated to a weekly series.~Hal Erickson
Name : Bob Crane: Role :
Name : Laurence Luckinbill: Role :
Name : Joanna Pettet: Role :
Name : Bradford Dillman: Role :
Name : Celeste Holm: Role : Sybil Van Loween
Name : Dean Jagger: Role :
Name : Cameron Mitchell: Role :
Name : Paul Wendkos: Role : Director
Name : Sam Rolfe: Role : Producer
Name : Sam Rolfe: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Ben Colman: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Dann Cahn: Role : Editor
Name : Eug
: Format:DVD
: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:The Delphi Bureau [DVD] [1972]
: Screen Format:Full Screen
: Studio:Warner Home Video
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
Delphi Bureau was the pilot film for a short-lived TV espionage series. Lawrence Luckinbill plays an operative for a secret agency that answers only to the US President. His current mission is to locate an entire fleet of obsolete Air Force planes that have vanished without a trace. Very ordinary cold-war fare, The Delphi Bureau contains one or two neat touches, notably the cryptic poems that appear on-screen just before the commercial breaks. Celeste Holm, playing the Washington social leader who acts as Luckinbill's contact, was replaced by Anne Jeffreys when this TV movie graduated to a weekly series.~Hal Erickson
Name : Bob Crane: Role :
Name : Laurence Luckinbill: Role :
Name : Joanna Pettet: Role :
Name : Bradford Dillman: Role :
Name : Celeste Holm: Role : Sybil Van Loween
Name : Dean Jagger: Role :
Name : Cameron Mitchell: Role :
Name : Paul Wendkos: Role : Director
Name : Sam Rolfe: Role : Producer
Name : Sam Rolfe: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Ben Colman: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Dann Cahn: Role : Editor
Name : Eug
