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: The film is world-famous for its "Is it safe?" torture scene, which remains one of the most agonizingly tense sequences in cinema history.
Released in 1976 and directed by John Schlesinger, the film follows "Babe" (Dustin Hoffman), a graduate student and runner who becomes entangled in a deadly plot involving a Nazi war criminal, Szell (Laurence Olivier), seeking a hidden stash of diamonds. : The gritty, "film-like" texture of 1970s New
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: Laurence Olivier earned an Academy Award nomination for his chilling portrayal of Szell, while Hoffman’s "Method" acting brings a palpable sense of desperation to the role. Technical Quick Facts Release Year Runtime 125 minutes Audio DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 / Lossless 2.0 Genre Crime, Thriller, Drama Rating R (for violence and intensity)