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9 January 1988 (UK) morePlot Keywords:
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Remick makes it worthwhile -- moreCast
 | Eileen Atkins | ... | Helen Marriner |
| Elizabeth Baker | ... | Party Hostess |
| Daniel Barbato | ... | Young Boy |
| Lynda Bellingham | ... | Mary Morris |
| James Frank Benson | ... | Pressman |
| Bruce Boa | ... | Channel President |
 | Dirk Bogarde | ... | James Marriner |
 | Helena Bonham Carter | ... | Jo Marriner |
| Richard Cubison | ... | Derek Miles |
| Alan Curtis | ... | Lord Mallory |
 | Philip Goldacre | ... | Richard Jenkins |
| Linda Jesticoe | ... | Drama Producer |
| Martin Jones | ... | News Editor |
| Michael Lees | ... | John Harvey |
| David Lyon | ... | Richard Beck |
| Paul Maxwell | ... | Bill Freed |
| Lisabeth Miles | ... | Margaret Bunn |
| Bruce Montague | ... | Geoffrey Gilman |
 | Philip O'Brien | ... | Charlie Parrott |
| Steve Parry | ... | Personnel Officer |
| Tony Phillips | ... | First Agent |
| Lee Remick | ... | Grace Gardner |
| Josh Richards | ... | Pressman |
| Alan Rowlands | ... | Carson |
| Frank Rozelaar-Green | ... | Second Agent |
| Hugh Thomas | ... | Studio Director |
Directed by | |||
| Norman Stone | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| William Nicholson | writer | |
Produced by | |||
| David M. Thompson | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Bill Connor | |||
- British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) (1988) (UK) (TV)
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The Exchange, Mount Stuart Sq., Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales, UKMOVIEmeter: 
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A rather implausible story about a sinister quasi-religious group that is plotting to . . . what, I'm not exactly sure, something about using TV to fill a power vacuum and create a new order in Europe following the expected collapse of the Soviet Union (which did indeed self-distruct a couple of years later). Dirk Bogarde is a has-been UK TV personality hired to front the organization but grows uneasy about its aims. I got this little-known video because classy beauty Lee Remick was cast as the head of this new UK TV network. And I wasn't disappointed as she appears in most scenes. Even though in her early 50s she was as gorgeous as ever. This was unfortunately among her last movies and is possibly the least known.