Sial IV
Sial IV
1969
Sci-fi
TV Series
Sial IV is a French television miniseries by Greek filmmaker and writer Adonis Kyrou, adapted from the speculative fiction novel Deadly Image (AKA The Uncertain Midnight) by British author Edmund Cooper. (themoviedb.org)
Directed by:
Adonis Kyrou
5 total credits
Credits include: The Monk, Le palais ideal, La Chevelure and Sial IV
Starring:
Marcel Dalio
67 total credits
He was a citizen of the world. Born Israel Moshe Blauschild, in Paris, in 1900, he became a much sought-after character actor. His lovely animated face with its great expressive eyes became familiar across Europe. He appeared in Jean Renoir's idiosyncratic "Rules of the Game" (La règle du jeu (1939)) and "Grand Illusion" (The Grand Illusion (1937)), arguably the greatest of all films. True to his Frenchman's heart, he married the very young, breathtaking beauty Madeleine Lebeau. He worked with v
8 total credits
Credits include: Belle de Jour, Bob le flambeur, The Milky Way, Le Beau Serge and Any Number Can Win
Genre:
Sci-fiCountry:
Switzerland
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Directed by:
Adonis Kyrou 5 total credits
Credits include: The Monk, Le palais ideal, La Chevelure and Sial IV
Starring:
Marcel Dalio 67 total credits
He was a citizen of the world. Born Israel Moshe Blauschild, in Paris, in 1900, he became a much sought-after character actor. His lovely animated face with its great expressive eyes became familiar across Europe. He appeared in Jean Renoir's idiosyncratic "Rules of the Game" (La règle du jeu (1939)) and "Grand Illusion" (The Grand Illusion (1937)), arguably the greatest of all films. True to his Frenchman's heart, he married the very young, breathtaking beauty Madeleine Lebeau. He worked with v
8 total credits
Credits include: Belle de Jour, Bob le flambeur, The Milky Way, Le Beau Serge and Any Number Can Win
Genre:
Sci-fiCountry:
Switzerland
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