The Ceremony (1963)
Overview
A man has an affair with his condemned brother's girlfriend while plotting his escape in Tangier.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.33 |
Directed By
Laurence Harvey
Crew
Laurence Harvey
Ben Barzman
Frédéric Grendel
Gerard Schurmann
Oswald Morris
David Middlemas
Laurence Harvey
Brendan Redmond
John Quested
Ralph Kemplen
Ramiro Gómez
Manuel Baquero
Carlo Martelli
Margarita Pardo
George Frost
Jesús García Gárgoles
Alan Kaplan
Arthur Beavis
Betty Glasow
Gordon Davie
Brian West
Gerard Schurmann
Laurence Harvey
Alun Falconer
Janet Davidson
Pedro Vidal
Moss Mabry
TOP CAST
Laurence Harvey
Sean McKenna
Sarah Miles
Catherine
Robert Walker Jr.
Dominic
John Ireland
Prison Warden
Ross Martin
Le Caq
Lee Patterson
Nicky
Jack MacGowran
O'Brian
Carlos Casaravilla
Ramades
Fernando Rey
Sanchez
Fernando Sancho
Shaoush
Noel Purcell
Finigan
José Nieto
Inspector
Phil Posner
Prison Official
Rafael Albaicín
Gendarme
James Brown
Gendarme
Murray Melvin
Gendarme
Carlos Chemenal
Gendarme
Enrique Closas
Gendarme
Juan García Delgado
Gendarme
José Manuel Martín
Gendarme
Ricardo Rodríguez
Gendarme
Juan Olaguibel
Gendarme
Manuel Pêra
Gendarme
Francisco Montalvo
Guard
José Riesgo
Guard
Barta Barri
Death House Guard
José Guardiola
Gate Guard
Edward St. John
Special Guard
Jose Trinidad
Police Chauffeur
Eduardo García
Truck Driver
Robert Rietti
Sanchez / Chief Warden
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