The Prize (1963)

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Written by Irving Wallace, Ernest Lehman

Directed by Mark Robson

Running Time: 130 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1963

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Paul Newman stars as a Nobel Prize-winning novelist who stumbles into a Cold War plot involving intrigue and murder when he travels to Stockholm to collect his award. Edward G. Robinson co-stars. Based on an Irving Wallace novel.

When is The Prize next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on TCM December 19th, 5:00pm and on TCM 2 December 19th, 11:00pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Paul NewmanPaul NewmanAndrew Craig
Elke SommerInger Lisa Andersen
Edward G. RobinsonDr. Max Stratman/Prof. Walter Stratman
Diane BakerEmily Stratman
Micheline PresleDr. Denise Marceau
Gérard OuryDr. Claude Marceau
Sergio FantoniDr. Carlo Farelli
Image for Kevin McCarthyKevin McCarthyDr. John Garrett
Leo G. CarrollCount Bertil Jacobsson
Sacha PitoëffDaranyi Dark Henchman
Jacqueline BeerMonique Souvir Dr. Claude's 'Secretary'
John WengrafHans Eckhart
Don DubbinsIvar Cramer Light Henchman
Virginia ChristineMrs. Bergh Chaperon
Rudolph AndersMr. Bergh Chaperon

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