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Night Flight from Moscow (also known as The Serpent) (French: Le Serpent) is a 1973 French-Italian-West German Cold War spy-thriller film that was produced, cowritten and directed by Henri Verneuil and starred Yul Brynner, Henry Fonda, Dirk Bogarde and Philippe Noiret.
High-ranking KGB agent Alexei Vlassov (Yul Brynner) unexpectedly defects after a lifetime of service to his Soviet masters. He carries documents that purport to list all the double agents...
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- Henri Verneuil
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- Yul Brynner
Night Flight from Moscow. On arriving in Paris, KGB officer Colonel Alexei Vlassov ( Yul Brynner) declares his intention to defect to the West. Which comes as no small shock to his devoted wife ( Nathalie Nerval) who flies home to Russia to rejoin their sons.
Night Flight from Moscow (1973) - Directed by Henri Verneuil, produced by Henri Verneuil and starring Yul Brynner, Henry Fonda, Dirk Bogarde, Philippe Noiret, Michel Bouquet, Virna Lisi, Guy Tréjan, Elga Andersen,and more...
Night Flight from Moscow. Alexei Fedorovic Vlassov, a Soviet spy colonel, abducts two officials from his country and seeks political asylum in the United States.
The convoluted spy movie "Le serpent" ("Night Flight to Moscow" in English) features Yul Brynner as a Soviet colonel who defects to the United States, claiming that he has info about an assassination network.
Night Flight from Moscow. Alexei Fedorovic Vlassov, a Soviet spy colonel, abducts two officials from his country and seeks political asylum in the United States.
