Billion Dollar Brain

Ex-spy turned private eye Harry Palmer (Michael Caine), has taken a job over the phone which sends him to the West London air terminal to pick up a package which seems to contain eggs, then to Helsinki, in director Ken Russell’s first studio feature, from the Len Deighton novel, Billion Dollar Brain, 1967.

Opening of the third Harry Palmer film from the Len Deighton espionage novels, MI-5 boss Ross (Guy Doleman) burgles the office of Michael Caine (title character), now a struggling London detective, in Billion Dollar Brain, 1967.

At the Texas compound of oil zillionaire and cold war agitator General Midwinter (Ed Begley), Harry Palmer (Michael Caine), who’s posing as a for-hire private eye after having been pressed back into service with Britain’s MI-5, takes in some doctrine, in Billion Dollar Brain, 1967.

Ex-spy turned private eye Harry Palmer (Michael Caine) ends a flirtatious snowmobile ride across a Finnish lake with Anya (Francoise Dorleac), having insisted on seeing her boss about his payoff for a delivery, only to find he’s his ex-CIA pal Leo (Karl Malden) Billion Dollar Brain, 1967.

Harry Palmer (Michael Caine) must stop a U.S. general from launching an invasion of Russia with a supercomputer in Billion Dollar Brain (1967).