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Spectre

  • Fernsehfilm
  • 1977
  • Unrated
  • 1 Std. 38 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
5,8/10
752
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Robert Culp in Spectre (1977)
Horror

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA criminologist and occult investigator recruits an old friend to assist in his current case. A sister of a prominent British businessman believes her brother dabbles in the black arts. The ... Alles lesenA criminologist and occult investigator recruits an old friend to assist in his current case. A sister of a prominent British businessman believes her brother dabbles in the black arts. The two investigate the matter.A criminologist and occult investigator recruits an old friend to assist in his current case. A sister of a prominent British businessman believes her brother dabbles in the black arts. The two investigate the matter.

  • Regie
    • Clive Donner
  • Drehbuch
    • Gene Roddenberry
    • Samuel A. Peeples
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Robert Culp
    • Gig Young
    • John Hurt
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    5,8/10
    752
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Clive Donner
    • Drehbuch
      • Gene Roddenberry
      • Samuel A. Peeples
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Robert Culp
      • Gig Young
      • John Hurt
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    • 18Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    Robert Culp
    Robert Culp
    • William Sebastian
    Gig Young
    Gig Young
    • Dr. Ham Hamilton
    John Hurt
    John Hurt
    • Mitri Cyon
    Gordon Jackson
    Gordon Jackson
    • Inspector Cabell
    Ann Bell
    • Anitra Cyon
    James Villiers
    James Villiers
    • Sir Geoffrey Cyon
    Majel Barrett
    Majel Barrett
    • Lilith
    Jenny Runacre
    Jenny Runacre
    • Sydna
    Angela Grant
    • Butler
    Penny Irving
    Penny Irving
    • First Maid
    Vicki Michelle
    Vicki Michelle
    • Second Maid
    Lindy Benson
    • Third Maid
    Sally Farmiloe
    • Fourth Maid
    Michael Latimer
    Michael Latimer
    • Co-pilot
    Stephen Calcutt
    • Ritual Attendee
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Carl Rigg
    Carl Rigg
    • Policeman
    • (Nicht genannt)
    Kim Schmidt
    Kim Schmidt
    • Police Woman
    • (Nicht genannt)
    • Regie
      • Clive Donner
    • Drehbuch
      • Gene Roddenberry
      • Samuel A. Peeples
    • Komplette Besetzung und alle Crew-Mitglieder
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    Gallard-2

    A great idea, but unrealized.

    Take the basis of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, bring them forward 100 years and instead of crime, have them battle spiritual evil... A great idea, but unrealized here. A slightly ridiculous plot only saved by the talented Robert Culp who plays it straight down the line. A criminologist who specializes in the occult and battling evil. Gig Young was at the end of his carreer and shortly following this outing, his life as well. A sad loss of a fine comedic actor who usually didnt get the girl but did get all the best lines. Though in this film, Young basically sleep walks through the movie... Almost as if he was on sedatives. Culp and Young are recruited by a beautiful woman whose brother has recently undergone a personality change after doing some archeological investigations on his English country estate. So, off they all go to England to get to the bottom of things. This movie has a real Gene Roddenberry flavor to it. If you have seen any of Roddenberry's post Star Trek TV movies (basically, failed pilots)... Well, you'll know what I mean. But, bottom line is I liked this when I saw it in 1977 and it is still fun to watch. Not scary, but fun never the less. Look for it on The Fox Movie Network as it gets shown there often....
    9Linda_S

    A classic, Hail Gene Roddenberry!

    What a disappointment to learn that this wonderful occult thriller is NOT available neither on DVD nor VHS. Gene Roddenberry did this made for TV movie and it is superb! The best role for Robert Culp and the superb Gig Young plays the sidekick in a wonderful energy with Culp. The lovely wife of Roddemberry, Majel Barrett. plays the mysterious Lilith, housekeeper of William Sebastian. The English settings and a wondrous cast of British actors make this a really exquisite example of the genre. The phenomenally talented John Hurt in a standout performance. This is what American television was capable of at one time.

    Shame on the movie industry for letting this classic of horror and the master Gene Roddenberry disappear. SHAME ON THEM!!
    8ddukart

    Sweeeeet!!!

    I saw this on TV when I was a kid and thought it was very cool. Recently, I tracked down a copy online (very hard to find), and watched it. Guess what? I still liked it. Although it's a 70s show, it still maintained a good story line, and great acting to keep it alive. It had everything....monsters, demons, boobs, booze, twisting plots, and women in S&M outfits. I ask you, does it get better? Well...I guess it could, but this film was wayyyy ahead of it's time, and reminded me of a Lovecraftian forerunner to the Xfiles.

    I can't wait until this gets put onto DVD, so I can add it to my collection.

    Great job Gene Roddenberry! You should remake it, bringing it up to date. I believe it was intended to be a series, but never made it past the pilot episode. Too bad.
    7johcafra

    The Great Bird Between Worlds

    From the demise of Star Trek: TOS to the premiere of Star Trek: TNG Gene Roddenberry took at least three swings at returning to Stateside prime-time television. None of the broadcast pilots was bought by a commercial network as a series. I viewed each at first broadcast.

    Genesis II (later repackaged and re-tried as Planet Earth) had an interesting pilot, very much a product of Roddenberry and his times, but likely as a series would have become quite weird and not lasted long. The Questor Tapes had a superb pilot, but likely as a series would have been forced by network suits to devolve into The Robo-Fugitive.

    Spectre was not your average Roddenberry product and wasn't even science fiction. Its concept was decidedly original and very well wrought—what if, just What If?, everything you suspect and fear about the occult is true and a world-renowned criminologist who KNOWS that sets out to right the purposive wrongs of some mighty nasty perps who must be called by their true names out loud? If this sounds familiar, mind you, this is the Stateside television pilot I recall after 30-plus years…

    Robert Culp is at his certifiable creepiest. And he's the good guy. This is not the DC Comics Spectre, he's no Doc Strange, John Constantine or He(ck)boy, less Sherlock Holmes and more Manly Wade Wellman's John Thunstone (with the apparent trappings of wealth) or John the Balladeer (without the southern mountain accent or music). William Sebastian quite literally has a bone to pick with an antagonist that has a very long memory and reach, not to mention staying power. By the end you want to know more about Sebastian, how and why he knows what he knows, and what compels him to know and do more.

    A fine supporting cast, John Hurt, Gordon Jackson, James Villiers and Gig Young in particular. Good production values in a fittingly English setting. Well-paced with genuine suspense in the right places. And, for Stateside prime-time in the Seventies, a knockout confrontation with some truly evil—things—that, as best as I can recall, were not enhanced with anything other than makeup, clever editing, a hypnotic chant, and lots of fire.

    Had this become a series we likely would've seen less of "Ham" (more Dr McCoy than Dr Watson, and certainly less of poor Gig Young) and more of Lilith. A section of the viewing demographic that also thought Mr Spock a satanic influence would probably get a little wound up and publicly take offense. I am told the theatrical release with respectable box office overseas is marginally longer and adds to that knockout confrontation some truly evil—distractions—that don't need makeup at all. I'd like to think it could have done better on Stateside television simply because it would have HAD to leave something to the imagination and NOT explain everything.

    So here's a pitch: Given today's audience, if Someone Out There is still watching, consider the possibilities!
    8dbborroughs

    Why couldn't this have gone to series?

    Spectre is one of Gene Roddenberry's busted pilots.All during the 1970's he tried to repeat the success of Sta Trek only to churn out pilot after pilot and failure after failure. Most were cliché ridden variations on a sci-fi theme and probably wouldn't have gone anywhere. Spectre is the exception to that cycle.

    Telling the story of a supernatural Holmes and his Watson this is a very good thriller that might have been the lead into bigger things had it been picked up. More akin to Hammer's The Devil Rides Out than any standard satanist film of the period this film has our heroes investigating a rich English Lord and his family. While not particularly scary, it is extremely entertaining as Robert Culp shows himself to be much more clever than anyone around him.

    If you can see this film. Its worth your time.

    8 out of 10

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      Gig Young met his fifth wife, German actress Kim Schmidt on the set of this movie. She plays a Police Officer. A little over one year later, Young murdered her and then killed himself for reasons unknown.
    • Patzer
      Different airplanes are used in different exterior shots of what is supposed to be the same jet. Though they appear to be the same model, they have distinctive markings.
    • Zitate

      Dr. Hamilton: It's impossible for something to feel evil to the touch. Am I imagining it?

    • Alternative Versionen
      To sell the pilot movie overseas as a theatrical feature, a few brief insert shots of topless actresses during the "revelry" scene near the end were shot and added to that version, which was a fairly common practice when U.S. television product was being considered for foreign cinema release. It is this "European cut" that has aired in recent years on U.S. cable movie channels (like Fox Movie Channel).
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      Featured in Cineficción Radio: Detectives de lo oculto (2021)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 21. Mai 1977 (Kanada)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigtes Königreich
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Призрак
    • Drehorte
      • All Saints Pastoral House, St Albans, Hertfordshire, England, Vereinigtes Königreich(Cyon House)
    • Produktionsfirma
      • Norway Productions
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      1 Stunde 38 Minuten
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