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All 45 Michael Sarrazin Movies (in Order)
Get ready to delve into the world of Michael Sarrazin Movies! Known for his versatile acting skills and memorable roles, this roundup will take you on a journey through some of his most iconic films. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride as we showcase his impressive filmography. Let’s explore the magic of Michael Sarrazin on the big screen!
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1. The Doomsday Flight (1966)
In the 1966 thrilling crime drama, “The Doomsday Flight, ” a ticking time bomb threatens to bring disaster to the skies. The film follows a group of airline employees as they work to avert disaster when they realize a bomb with an altitude-sensitive trigger has been planted onboard a commercial airliner.
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2. The Flim-Flam Man (1967)
The Flim-Flam Man” is a thrilling 1967 crime comedy that follows the exploits of a charming rural con artist and his army deserter sidekick. The duo is adept at cheating their unsuspecting victims, but their scheme takes a dangerous turn when they are pursued by the relentless sheriff. In the midst of chaos and deception, the pair finds an unexpected ally in a wealthy young woman who helps shield them from the sheriff’s wrath.
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3. Gunfight in Abilene (1967)
Gunfight in Abilene” is a 1967 Western film directed by William Hale and written by Berne Giler, John D. F. Black, and Clarence Upson Young. The movie stars Bobby Darin, Emily Banks, and Leslie Nielsen and is produced by Universal Pictures International.
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4. Journey to Shiloh (1968)
Experience the thrilling journey of seven friends in a dramatic and tension-filled movie set against the backdrop of the tense Civil War era. “Journey to Shiloh” released in 1968, directed by William Hale and written by Heck Allen and Gene L.
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5. A Man Called Gannon (1968)
A Man Called Gannon is a gripping drama Western from 1968, directed by James Goldstone. The film follows a seasoned cowboy named Gannon (portrayed by Anthony Franciosa) who goes on a journey of mentorship, friendship, and loyalty.
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6. The Sweet Ride (1968)
The Sweet Ride” takes us back to the carefree 1960s, where a trio of beach bums, including a tennis hustler, a surfer, and a musician, embark on an unexpected romantic journey with an unexpected female visitor. The group’s Bohemian lifestyle comes to a crossroads as they face off against a dangerous motorcycle gang. This gripping drama, set in the picturesque Malibu, promises to deliver a unique blend of love, adventure, and thrilling action.
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7. They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? (1969)
They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? ” is a gripping drama set in the 1930s, during the Great Depression, focusing on an incomprehensibly exhausting dance marathon. The lives of an unlikely collection of contestants intertwine as the marathon takes a toll on their physical and emotional well-being.
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8. In Search of Gregory (1969)
In Search of Gregory is a 1969 drama film that tells the story of young Catherine Morelli, played by Julie Christie, who embarks on a journey to find true love and romance. The film is set in Geneva and follows Catherine as she explores her feelings and desires, ultimately leading her on a nearly nymphomaniacal quest to find the elusive “Gregory, ” a mystery-fantasy man. With intriguing and sometimes scandalous plot points, this enigmatic romance blends aspects of drama, mystery, and a subtle hint of eroticism.
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9. Eye of the Cat (1969)
Eye of the Cat, originally released in 1969, is a suspenseful thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat. The film follows a man, plagued by his intense fear of cats, as he and his girlfriend plan to rob the mansion of his eccentric, wealthy aunt. However, the cat-filled mansion proves to be a dangerous endeavor, forcing the couple to confront their deepest fears.
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10. The Pursuit of Happiness (1971)
The Pursuit of Happiness” is a gripping 1971 drama film that follows the story of a young college student, wrongfully sent to prison after an accident involving a pedestrian and unpaid parking tickets. Upon the chance to escape, the student and his girlfriend go on the run without knowing how long the situation can last. Watch as their journey unfolds, filled with trials and tribulations, in this powerful and thought-provoking portrayal of innocence versus the law.
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11. Believe in Me (1971)
Delve into the dark and twisted world of addiction in “Believe in Me” (1971). This gripping drama, set against the backdrop of 1970s Manhattan, New York City, follows the harrowing journey of an intern (Michael Sarrazin) and his literary lover (Jacqueline Bisset) as they succumb to their destructive obsessions with the speed, methamphetamine.
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12. Sometimes a Great Notion (1971)
Sometimes a Great Notion, ” a 1971 film directed by Paul Newman, tells the tale of a tight-knit family of loggers in Oregon who fight to keep their traditional business afloat amidst a rapidly changing world. The movie stars Paul Newman, Henry Fonda, and Lee Remick, who bring the story’s intense emotions and conflicts to life.
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13. The Groundstar Conspiracy (1972)
In the gripping action-thriller “The Groundstar Conspiracy”, released in 1972, we find ourselves following the manhunt of a government investigator searching for the truth behind a notorious break-in at a highly secretive research facility. The plot unfolds with scenes of intensity, where our protagonist finds himself in life-threatening situations and is forced to confront danger head-on. As the investigation goes on, the stakes get higher, and the secrets of the research facility become more and more entangled in mysterious government plots.
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14. The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972)
Experience a wild, wild era in the untamed West with “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean” (1972). This unique and compelling film follows the life of Roy Bean, a former outlaw turned lawman, who finds himself appointing himself the judge of Vinegaroon, Texas. With his unconventional brand of justice, Judge Bean takes matters into his own hands, turning the town upside down and creating a stirring, comedic drama.
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15. Frankenstein: The True Story (1973)
Frankenstein: The True Story” is a gripping gothic horror film released in 1976, based on Mary Shelley’s famous novel. Directed by Jack Smight and starring James Mason, Leonard Whiting, and David McCallum, the movie delves into the uncharted territory of the reclusive and intelligent Dr. Victor Frankenstein, who rejects the life-like being he has created.
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16. Harry in Your Pocket (1973)
Harry in Your Pocket” is a 1973 comedy-crime-drama film that will have you laughing and on the edge of your seat. The story follows an aspiring criminal who finds himself under the tutelage of a seasoned professional. This professional teaches him the ins and outs of pickpocketing as part of a team, navigating the life of crime in a unique and humorous way.
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17. For Pete’s Sake (1974)
For Pete’s Sake, ” a 1974 neo screwball comedy, revolves around a housewife determined to secure a brighter future for her cab-driving husband through education. To achieve this, she embarks on a series of audacious adventures, including seeking help from a ruthless loan shark.
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18. The Reincarnation of Peter Proud (1975)
In the chilling mystery-horror film, “The Reincarnation of Peter Proud, ” college professor Peter Proud (Michael Sarrazin) is plagued by vivid flashbacks that leave him questioning his past life. As he becomes obsessed with these haunting memories, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to a location he’s never visited before - but which seems oddly familiar. Peter’s search for answers leads him to a shocking discovery: his previous life’s wife.
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19. The Loves and Times of Scaramouche (1976)
The Loves and Times of Scaramouche” is a hilarious comedy set in Napoleonic times, following the escapades of a dashing cad. Directed by Enzo G.
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20. The Gumball Rally (1976)
Gear up for the adrenaline-fueled adventure of “The Gumball Rally” (1976), a hilarious and action-packed comedy about a thrilling, and utterly illegal, cross-country road race. In this high-octane romp, a motley group of competitors, played by a roster of star-studded actors including Michael Sarrazin, Tim McIntire, and Raul Julia, embark on the race of their lifetimes.
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21. Caravans (1978)
In the action-packed historical adventure “Caravans” (1978), a young U. S. diplomat is entrusted with the mission of finding the missing daughter of an influential U. S.
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22. Double Negative (1980)
In “Double Negative” (1980), a haunting thriller directed by George Bloomfield, photojournalist Rick Thompson (played by Michael Sarrazin) descends into a dark world of obsession as he hunts down the murderer of his wife. Suspicion begins to linger over seemingly unrelated individuals, all the while as Rick’s sanity crumbles, revealing a shocking and twisted truth. The film, which runs for 1 hour and 36 minutes, features a gripping plot filled with unexpected twists, making it a must-watch for thriller aficionados.
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23. Fighting Back (1982)
In the gritty streets of Philadelphia, “Fighting Back” tells the story of a determined shop owner who refuses to be a bystander. He rallies together a group of civilians to form a neighborhood patrol, fighting back against the crime and violence plaguing their community. As the patrol’s actions are wrongly dismissed as racially discriminatory, simmering tensions explode into conflict, turning a peaceful neighborhood into a battleground.
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24. The Seduction (1982)
In the thrilling 1982 film, “The Seduction, ” Jaime Douglas, a popular and enigmatic anchorwoman, finds herself the target of an obsessive photographer. Desperate to win her affections, the photographer will go to any length, even employing extreme measures to win her over. As the film unfolds, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, wondering if Jaime will succumb to the photographer’s persistence or fight for her safety.
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25. Viadukt (1983)
Viadukt” (1983) is a gripping crime drama based on a true story that tells of the events leading up to the destruction of one of history’s most famous trains – the Orient Express. The film weaves together suspense, terrorism, and the sinister undertones of fascism as it delves into a chilling tale of political intrigue.
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26. Joshua Then and Now (1985)
Joshua Then and Now” is a captivating film that follows the life of a Jewish writer from his childhood in Montreal to his more complex adulthood. Directed by Ted Kotcheff and featuring the outstanding performances of James Woods, Gabrielle Lazure, and Alan Arkin, this drama-comedy beautifully blends elements of humor and intense emotion.
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27. Keeping Track (1986)
Keeping Track” is an edge-of-your-seat crime thriller based on the high-stakes hunt for a mysterious superchip that could trigger the apocalypse. Starring Michael Sarrazin, Margot Kidder, and Alan Scarfe, this riveting adventure delves into the complex world of espionage, loyalty, and trust.
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28. Captive Hearts (1987)
In the heart of World War II, Captive Hearts (1987) tells the riveting and emotional tale of an unlikely interracial romance. Set in December 1944, Sergeant McManus and Lieutenant Robert find themselves in a precarious situation after their plane is shot down over enemy territory in Japan. As they struggle to survive and make sense of their new circumstances, their paths cross with the enigmatic Fukushima, the village elder, who saves them from execution.
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29. Mascara (1987)
Mascara” is a thrilling 1987 film starring Charlotte Rampling, Michael Sarrazin, and Derek de Lint. The movie follows a police detective, played by Sarazzin, who investigates several murders involving individuals from the transsexual community. As the investigation unfolds, it is revealed that the detective himself committed these heinous acts.
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30. Malarek (1988)
Malarek is a gripping biographical drama that follows the extraordinary real-life journey of a streetwise kid transformed into a respected journalist. Victor Malarek’s best-selling autobiography forms the basis of this film, showcasing the raw power of resilience in the face of a tumultuous upbringing.
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31. Passion and Paradise (1989)
Passion and Paradise” takes us on an unforgettable journey to the glamorous world of the British aristocracy living in the Bahamas before World War II. Sir Harry Oakes, a wealthy magnate, grapples with the unexpected marriage of his beloved daughter to the charming but penniless Alfred De Marigny, a notorious gigolo. As the complexities of love and wealth intertwine, the community is thrown into a web of crime, drama, and mystery.
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32. Lena’s Holiday (1991)
Get ready for a thrilling, heartwarming, and humorous adventure in “Lena’s Holiday”! Set in the 1991 movie titled “Lena’s Holiday, ” this entertaining film follows a woman named Lena as she unwittingly finds herself caught up in an international smuggling case.
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33. La Florida (1993)
La Florida” is a 1993 comedy film directed by George Mihalka and written by Suzette Couture, Sylvie Pilon, and Pierre Sarrazin. The story follows a Quebec family who leave the harsh winters behind by buying a motel in sunny south Florida. However, they quickly realize that navigating the cutthroat business world down south is not as easy as they had hoped. As if that wasn’t enough, they face even bigger problems that put their dreams into jeopardy.
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34. Bullet to Beijing (1995)
Bullet to Beijing” is an electrifying action thriller that sees retired British spy Harry Palmer, played by the legendary Michael Caine, called back into duty to protect the world from a deadly secret. As he faces the challenges of a new mission, Palmer must grapple with a complex network of deception, betrayal, and life-threatening danger. The fate of the world hangs in the balance as Palmer navigates a sinister plot involving North Korea, bioweapons, and the manipulation of those around him.
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35. Midnight in Saint Petersburg (1996)
Midnight in Saint Petersburg is a thrilling cinematic experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Directed by Douglas Jackson and starring the legendary Michael Caine, this 1998 movie is a gripping story of espionage and crime.
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36. The Peacekeeper (1997)
In the heart of Washington D. C. , a group of ruthless terrorists makes a bold move to plunge the world into chaos. They steal the US President’s personal communications computer, intending to launch the US arsenal in case of war.
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37. Crackerjack 2 (1997)
In the thrilling action film “Crackerjack 2, ” a solitary policeman finds himself the only hope for escape in a desperate situation. Trapped within a mountain tunnel along with a trainload of hostages, the lone law enforcer must rescue his girlfriend and others from the clutches of vicious criminals.
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38. Midnight Man (1997)
In the heart-pumping thriller “Midnight Man” (1997), British soldiers force a recently captured IRA terrorist to cooperate with them on a daring undercover mission. Assigned to infiltrate a gang of terrorists, his task is to prevent them from killing the U. S. President. But as the spy quickly realizes, there’s more to the plot than meets the eye. The sinister scheme he uncovers could spark a geopolitical conflict between China and Great Britain.
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39. Thunder Point (1998)
Thunder Point, released in 1998, is a thrilling movie set 50 years after World War II. The film centers around the rediscovery of Hitler’s dangerous ‘The Windsor Protocol. ’ With this document falling into the wrong hands, the British government enlists the help of a cunning criminal to recover it.
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40. Arrival II (1998)
In the suspense-packed horror-mystery adventure, Arrival II, Patrick Muldoon plays a computer hacker on a mission to prevent the Earth from falling prey to the cunning and deadly strategies of an alien race. With the ability to disguise themselves as humans, the aliens plot to harness the powers of global warming and a black hole bomb to unleash chaos on Earth.
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41. Earthquake in New York (1998)
Earthquake in New York” (1998) takes place in the bustling city of New York, where an unexpected earthquake strikes, causing widespread chaos and destruction. As the city reels from the impact, the police force is left to manage a dangerous situation.
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42. Feardotcom (2002)
Feardotcom” (2002) is a chilling crime, horror, and thriller film that follows a New York City detective as he attempts to unravel the mystery behind a series of grisly deaths that take place 48 hours after users log onto the website “Feardotcom”. Navigating through a twisted web of violence, torment, and vengeance, our protagonist encounters a supernatural force seeking retribution for past exploitation.
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43. The Christmas Choir (2008)
Get ready to ring in the holiday spirit with the heartwarming tale of “The Christmas Choir” (2008). This enchanting film follows the journey of a burnt-out, workaholic accountant who finds solace and a newfound purpose in life by starting a choir at a homeless shelter. In the process, he learns a valuable lesson about the power of music and its transformational impact, not just on himself, but also on the lives of those who sing in his choir.
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44. On the Road (2012)
On the Road (2012) is an adventure-filled drama that takes viewers on a poignant journey through the life of young writer Sal Paradise. His world is drastically altered by the arrival of the free-spirited Dean Moriarty and his companions, Marylou. As the trio sets out to explore the vast American landscape, they encounter a diverse array of individuals whose unforgettable encounters leave an indelible mark on them.
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45. Jane Fonda in Five Acts (2018)
Unveil the compelling life and career of Hollywood icon Jane Fonda in this highly anticipated documentary. From her groundbreaking film roles to her transformative work in health and fitness, and her unwavering commitment to political activism, this film leaves no stone unturned in exploring the many faces of Fonda.
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