Hoffman (1970)
A businessman blackmails his young secretary into spending a weekend with him.
Top billed cast
Peter SellersMr. Hoffman
Sinéad CusackMiss Smith
Jeremy BullochTom Mitchell
Ruth DunningMrs. Mitchell
David LodgeForeman (uncredited)
George HilsdonTicket Collector Kings Cross (uncredited)- John TatumMan in Restaurant (uncredited)
- Kay Hall(uncredited)
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