Pursuit (film)
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| German title | Pursuit |
| Original title | Pursuit |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1972 |
| length | 73 minutes |
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| Director | Michael Crichton |
| script | Robert Dozier, Michael Crichton |
| production | Robert L. Jacks, Lee Rich |
| music | Jerry Goldsmith |
| camera | Robert L. Morrison |
| cut | Gene Fowler Jr. |
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Pursuit is a 73-minute television thriller filmed in 1972 and directed by Michael Crichton .
action
In the film, the extremist James Wright tried (played by EG Marshall ), at a party meeting of Democrats in San Diego , a poisonous gas - attempt to commit. He is on the heels of the FBI - Agent Steven Graves ( Ben Gazzara ), who tries to prevent the action. A game of cat and mouse develops, not least due to the assassin's outstanding intelligence.
useful information
Pursuit was one of Michael Crichton's first film successes, who also made a small appearance in his film. This production was also Chrichton's first collaboration with film composer Jerry Goldsmith , who later set almost all of his directorial work to music.
Web links
- Pursuit in the Internet Movie Database (English)