The Eiger Sanction (1975)
Overview
A classical art professor and collector, who doubles as a professional assassin, is coerced out of retirement to avenge the murder of an old friend.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $9,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $14,200,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 16.883 |
Directed By
Clint Eastwood
Crew
Frank Stanley
Trevanian
Hal Dresner
John Williams
Robert Daley
Ferris Webster
Clint Eastwood
Warren Murphy
Trevanian
James Fargo
Victor Tourjansky
Janice Clark
Tom Moore
William N. Clark
Wallace Worsley Jr.
James R. Alexander
Carol Rydall
Buddy Bowles
Joe Chevalier
Nefte Riccò
Mario Pisani
Bud Howell
Jim Porter
Larry Bird
Charles Waldo
Frank Balchus
Sheila Mason
Bona Nasalli-Rocca
Richard C. Meyer
Craig Huston
Tim Ryan
Art Rimdzius
Roberto Silvi
George C. Webb
John Dwyer
Joe McKinney
Laura Fattori
Aurelio Crugnola
Ben McMahan
Fred R. Simpson
Don Christie
Jack Kosslyn
Agnese Panarotto
Bruce Catlin
Frank Redman
Glenn Wright
Richard D. Zanuck
David Brown
Robert L. Hoyt
Buddy Van Horn
TOP CAST
Clint Eastwood
Jonathan Hemlock
George Kennedy
Ben Bowman
Vonetta McGee
Jemima Brown
Jack Cassidy
Miles Mellough
Heidi Brühl
Mrs. Montaigne
Thayer David
Dragon
Reiner Schöne
Freytag
Michael Grimm
Meyer
Jean-Pierre Bernard
Montaigne
Brenda Venus
George
Gregory Walcott
Pope
Candice Rialson
Art Student
Elaine Shore
Miss Cerberus
Dan Howard
Dewayne
Jack Kosslyn
Reporter
Walter Kraus
Kruger
Frank Redman
Wormwood
Siegfried Wallach
Hotel Manager
Susan Morgan Cooper
Buns
Jack Frey
Cab Driver
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