15 July 1972 Comedy, Romance 93 mins
A strait-laced British banker hires an eccentric private detective to follow his free-spirited American wife, whom he suspects is cheating on him.
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Mia Farrow as Belinda
Chaim Topol as Julian Cristoforou
Michael Jayston as Charles
Margaret Rawlings as Mrs. Sidley
Annette Crosbie as Miss Framer
Dudley Foster as Mr. Mayhew
Michael Aldridge as Sir Philip Crouch
Michael Barrington as Mr. Scrampton
Neil McCarthy as Parkinson
David Battley as Writer (uncredited)
Ernest Blyth as Party Guest (uncredited)
James Cossins as Party Guest (uncredited)
Guy Standeven as Man at Concert (uncredited)
James Villiers as Dinner Guest (uncredited)
Douglas Wilmer as Party Guest (uncredited)
Brian Worth as Party Guest (uncredited)
Anne V. Coates Editor
Carol Reed Director
Hal B. Wallis Producer
John Barry Original Music Composer
Christopher Challis Director of Photography
Freddie Cooper Camera Operator
Julie Harris Costume Design
Sally Nicholl Casting Director
Terence Marsh Production Designer
Allan James Assistant Director
Ronnie Cogan Hairstylist
Sally Gilpin Choreographer
Peter Howitt Set Decoration
Hugh Richards Key Makeup Artist
Valerie Booth Continuity
Laurel Staffell Wardrobe Supervisor
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France 14 March 2023
United Kingdom 15 July 1972
United States 18 July 1972
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