Above avg spy thriller which is actually a mystery about what Quiller is doing in the 1st place
The Quiller Memorandum is a 1960s spy thriller. It features George Segal as Quiller. He’s recruited by Pol (Alec Guiness) to deal with a neo-Nazi threat in Germany.<br /><br />The movie gets right down to business. Quiller is followed right from the start and runs into one bad guy after another. There’s a love story thrown in towards the middle as Quiller meets a German teacher Inge (Senta Berger). Fortunately that doesn’t drag the movie down, and they actually play with it so it’s not your usual romance.<br /><br />What’s strong about this film is that Quiller is never sure who is for him and who is against him. There are people constantly following him, some for his agency and some are the Nazis, but even then he’s not sure whether his people are really his people or not. The ending is very strong as well playing upon the love story between Quiller and Inge. Perhaps the best part is that the conclusion is actually inconclusive. Did Quiller actually make a difference? Were the Nazis rounded up? What exactly was he doing in Germany in the first place? It’s all a mystery making this a better than usual spy story.<br />C
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : With little else to help him beyond sharp wits, a strong will and a very dedicated schoolteacher, American spy Quiller (Segal) combs West Berlin for the headquarters of a shadowy neo-Nazi movement. Closing in on one disturbing truth, he quickly learns another: he is not the pursuer, but the prey Â in a rapidly closing trap!.