Unjustly maligned sequel to The Ipcriss File, Funeral in Berlin is almost as good as the original film with another wonderful Caine performance. Check it out if you can (and good luck finding the out-of-print DVD for anything less than $40 or $50.)
Eva Renzi,
Guy Doleman,
Hugh Burden,
Michael Caine,
Oscar Homolka
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Michael Caine repeats the lead role in this second installment of the Harry Palmer series, the follow-up to The Ipcress File. Unwillingly serving as a spy for Her Majesty (the alternative to serving a...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 14, 2001
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This second in Michael Caine's series of three "Harry Palmer" films is very good spy movie. Caine can do no wrong; his brittle performance and the authentic footage of the Berlin Wall add considerably to the film's bleak tone.
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