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FILM DETAILS | | Certificate PG |  | Cast Frank Sinatra Laurence Harvey Janet Leigh Angela Lansbury |  | Directors John Frankenheimer |  | Screenwriters George Axelrod |  | Running Time 97 minutes |
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The Manchurian Candidate Ahead of its time Nail-biting exercise in political paranoia from the '60s with Frank Sinatra.

Plot Raymond Shaw (Harvey) returns from Korea a decorated soldier, but his fellow servers can't remember him doing anything that warranted such reward. Strange psychological ocurrences take place and Shaw begins to think he has been brainwashed and is a potential polical threat. Verdict A career high for almost everyone involved (discounting Sinatra's singing), The Manchurian Candidate contains everything you could want from a movie, including celluloid's first ever karate fight.
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