Russian Roulette (film)

Russian Roulette is a 1975 film directed by Lou Lombardo. Based on Tom Ardies' novel Kosygin Is Coming, its story centers on a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer played by George Segal who finds himself engulfed in a KGB conspiracy to kill a renegade Soviet Premier during his visit to Vancouver in 1970.

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• Russian roulette 1975
• La roulette russe the russian roulette short movie
• Cast
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The film was the directorial debut for Lombardo, who is noted primarily as a film editor. It was released to home video on VHS in 1986, and on DVD by Shout! Factory in October 2013 as part of a double feature with Love and Bullets, a Charles Bronson thriller originally released in 1979.

Cast

George Segal ... Cpl. Timothy Shaver

Cristina Raines ... Bogna Kirchoff

Bo Brundin ... Col. Sergi Vostick

Denholm Elliott ... Commander Petapiece

Gordon Jackson ... Hardison

Peter Donat ... Insp. Peter McDermott

Richard Romanus ... Raymond Ragulin

Nigel Stock ... Ferguson

Val Avery ... Rudolph Henke

Louise Fletcher ... Midge

Graham Jarvis ... Bension, RCMP

Constantine Gregory ... Samuel (as Constantin de Goguel)

Jacques Sandulescu ... Gorki, KGB Goon

Wally Marsh ... Taggart

Hagan Beggs ... Kavinsky