Filmed on locations ranging from Denmark to the Universal backlot, Alfred Hitchcock's Topaz is based on a novel by Leon Uris. Frederick Stafford, a veteran of European-filmed James Bond rip-offs.
Review of Equus (1977) by Roger Ebert for Chicago Sun.
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You can also nominate movie critics, movie bloggers, and movie related Youtubers. Other than that, the guidelines are still the same as the previous year. If you would like to learn more about those guidelines, you can visit the link to the previous year’s post here: Announcing the Gold Sally Awards’ Hallmark Star of the Year! For this category, I’ll extend the deadline to Thursday.You can read the full review where it was originally posted online. This review of Equus (1977) was written by Roger Ebert and published by Chicago Sun-Times on 01 July 2018. Equus has generally received positive reviews.
