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British intelligence has lost two of its agents in Berlin, both of them killed while looking into Phoenix, a neo-Nazi organization, so the American agent Quiller is assigned to continue the work. He reports to Pol, the local controller, and is told to locate the group's headquarters. His minder, Hengel, passes on the few things the dead man was carrying, among them a ticket from a bowling alley, a ticket from a swimming pool and a newspaper cutting about a Nazi war criminal who had been teaching at a school. Calling himself a reporter, Quiller visits that school. The headmistress brings him to Inge Lindt, a teacher there who speaks English, and after the interview he drives her to her flat and they stop for a drink.
Cast
George Segalas Quiller
Alec Guinnessas Pol
Max von Sydowas Oktober
Senta Bergeras Inge Lindt
George Sandersas Gibbs
Robert Helpmannas Weng
Robert Flemyngas Rushington
Peter Carstenas Hengel
Ernst Walderas Grauber
Edith Schneideras Headmistress
Philip Madocas Oktober's Man (Man with brown trousers)
Herbert Fuxas Oktobers Gefolgsmann
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- Herbert Stassas Kenneth Lindsay Jones
Günter Meisneras Hassler (as Gunter Meisner)
- John Reesas Oktober's Man (Man with black-rimmed glasses)
- Bernard Barnsleyas Mr. 'F' (Uncredited)
- Victor Beaumontas Weiss (Uncredited)
- Otto Frieseas Waiter (Uncredited)
Paul Hansardas Doctor Loewe (Uncredited)
Philo Hauseras Night Porter (Uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Quiller Memorandum (1966)
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- Fox records show the film needed $2,600,000 in rentals to break even and earned $2,575,000, so it first showed a small loss, though later television and home video sales moved it into profit.




















