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The Human Factor ()


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When a leak of information in the African section of British Intelligence is discovered, security man Daintry is brought in to investigate.

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Colonel John Daintry
Joop Doderer ...
Cornelius Muller
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Brigadier Tomlinson
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Arthur Davis
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Doctor Percival
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Castle's Mother
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Sir John Hargreaves
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Maurice Castle
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Sarah
Keith Marsh ...
Porter
Anthony Woodruff ...
Doctor Barker
Gary Forbes ...
Sam
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Lady Mary Hargreaves
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Buffy
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Halliday
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Cynthia
Ken Jones ...
Messenger
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Shop Assistant
Chantal Gray ...
Stripper
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Elizabeth
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Scientist
Walter Hinds ...
Van Donck
Philip Chege ...
Black Man
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Matthew Connolly
Norbert Okare ...
Questioner
Vicky Udall ...
Castle's Secretary
Brian Epson ...
Judge
Mike Andrews ...
Witness
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Tall Man (as Leon Green)
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Boris
Giles Watling ...
Colin
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Matron
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Edward
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Sylvia
Robert Dorning ...
Jameson
Patrick O'Connell ...
Reader
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Policeman
Clifford Earl ...
Ferguson
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General Phipps
Raewyn Blade ...
Secretary (as Rawyn Blade)
Glenna Forster-Jones ...
Black Prostitute
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Mrs. Halliday
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Agent
Denys Hawthorne ...
Inspector Butler
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Bellamy
Ipi Tombi Company ...
African Dancers (as 'Ipi Tombi' Company)
Rebel ...
Buller
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jill Goldston ...
NATO Lab Worker (uncredited)
Lew Hooper ...
Party Guest (uncredited)
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Club Member (uncredited)
Colin Thomas ...
Party Guest (uncredited)

Directed by

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Otto Preminger

Written by

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Graham Greene ... (novel)
 
Tom Stoppard ... (screenplay)

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Paul Crosfield ... executive producer
Chris Dillinger ... associate producer
Otto Preminger ... producer
Val Robins ... associate producer

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Gary Logan
Richard Logan

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Mike Molloy ... director of photography (as Mike Malloy)

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Richard Trevor

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Hazel Harste ... assistant editor

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Rose Tobias Shaw

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Kenneth Ryan ... (as Ken Ryan)

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Hope Bryce

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Jan Dorman ... hair stylist
Michael Morris ... makeup artist (as Mickey Morris)

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Val Robins ... production supervisor

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Kip Gowans ... assistant director

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Tony Teiger ... property master
Saul Bass ... poster designer (uncredited)
Don Mingaye ... assistant art director (uncredited)
John Siddall ... assistant art director (uncredited)

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Colin Miller ... dubbing editor
Peter Pennell ... dubbing editor
Norman Bolland ... sound recordist (uncredited)
Jim Perry ... boom operator (uncredited)
Otto Snel ... re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Mike Tucker ... boom operator (uncredited)

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John Jay ... still photographer
Roy Rodhouse ... chief electrician
Bob Smith ... camera operator
Kenneth Atherfold ... grip (uncredited)
John D. Babin ... grip (uncredited)
Tony Brown ... clapper loader (uncredited)
Laurie Frost ... focus puller (uncredited)
Reg Parsons ... best boy (uncredited)

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Rick Anderson ... location manager: Kenya

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John Barham ... music arranger
Valerie Lesser ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Kay Mander ... continuity

Additional Crew

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Saul Bass ... titles
Bill Batchelor ... publicist
Betty Dale-Fox ... dance arranger
Catherine O'Brien ... publicist
Rachel Neale ... accounts assistant (uncredited)
Tony Webb ... production assistant (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

Arthur Davis, with British intelligence African section, takes a file with him, to meet his girlfriend Cynthia, the brass fears he may be the leak to Moscow, and plan to stop the damage permanently. But the damage isn't stopped, and agent Daintry's brothy in to investigate Written by KGF Vissers

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Taglines Every man in love is a potential traitor. See more »
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Also Known As
  • La guerre des otages (France)
  • El factor humà (Spain, Catalan title)
  • El factor humano (Spain)
  • Factorul uman (Romania)
  • Il fattore umano (Italy)
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  • 115 min
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Budget $5,500,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Author Graham Greene said of his novel "The Human Factor" in his 1980 autobiography "Ways of Escape" that it was "to write a novel of espionage free from the conventional violence, which has not, in spite of James Bond, been a feature of the British Secret Service. I wanted to present the Service unromantically as a way of life, men going daily to their offices to earn their pensions." See more »
Goofs In the South African scenes (filmed in Kenya), the cars have Kenyan registration plates. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Soldier of Orange/The Human Factor/Coal Miner's Daughter/The Europeans (1980). See more »
Quotes Maurice Castle: [referring to Davis] He calls all children "little bastards".
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