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The Man Outside is a British film of genre Drama with Van Heflin
The Man Outside (1967)
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Add to a movie listThe Man Outside is a British film released in 1968. It was previously exhibited in Austria and West Germany in 1967. The story is based on the novel Double Agent by Gene Stackleborg.
Actors
Van Heflin
(Bill MacLean)
Pinkas Braun
(Rafe Machek)
Peter Vaughan
(Nikolai Volkov)
Charles Gray
(Charles Griddon)
Paul Maxwell
(Judson Murphy)
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