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Released
1963 · FILM

The Prize

He ordered a martini... kissed a girl... and was plunged into a nightmare of danger!

Directed by
Runtime
134 min
CrimeDramaMystery

Synopsis

A group of Nobel laureates arrives in Stockholm to receive their awards. Among them is Andrew Craig, an American novelist who was once a prominent literary figure but now writes pulp detective fiction to support himself. Known for his heavy drinking and numerous romantic entanglements, Craig becomes convinced that Dr. Max Stratman, the recipient of the physics prize, is an impostor. This belief draws Craig and his assigned chaperone into a Cold War-era kidnapping conspiracy.

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Principal cast & crew: 18

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Why a floor?

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Adrienne FazanShot by William H DanielsScored by Jerry Goldsmith

Also known as

  • Der Preisde
  • Kein Lorbeer für den Mörderde
  • El premioes
  • Pas de lauriers pour les tueursfr
  • Intrigo a Stoccolmait

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