Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - John le Carre (BBC 1979 - Comple

TV : Drama : DVD quality : English Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy with English subtitles In 1979, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy was adapted to television as a seven-part series for the BBC, featuring Alec Guinness as George Smiley, of the SIS; the initial broadcast coincided with the British Government announcing that Anthony Blunt, the Keeper of the Queen's Pictures, was one of the Cambridge Five traitors. In the United States, the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) broadcast it as part of its "Great Performances" series, introduced by the Canadian journalist Robert MacNeil, who explained the workings of SIS. The title credits feature a matryoshka doll progressively revealing a doll more irate than the previous, with the final doll being faceless, an allusion to Winston Churchill’s describing Russia as “A riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma”; analogously, the literary George Smiley concludes that only Karla saw the last doll in the British traitor. The closing credits music, an arrangement of Nunc dimittis ("Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace") from the Book of Common Prayer (1662), was composed by Geoffrey Burgon for organ, trumpet and treble; the score earned the Ivor Novello Award for 1979. In the United States, subsequent syndicated broadcasts and DVD releases compressed the seven British episodes into six, in which scenes were shortened and the narrative sequence altered. In the British original, Smiley visits Connie Sachs before Peter Guillam's burglary of the Circus, while the US version reverses the sequence of these events. Cast: George Smiley — Alec Guinness Peter Guillam — Michael Jayston Oliver Lacon — Anthony Bate Toby Esterhase — Bernard Hepton Bill Haydon — Ian Richardson Jim Prideaux — Ian Bannen Ricki Tarr — Hywel Bennett Percy Alleline — Michael Aldridge Roy Bland — Terence Rigby Control — Alexander Knox Mendel — George Sewell Connie Sachs — Beryl Reid Jerry Westerby — Joss Ackland Ann Smiley — Siân Phillips Roddy Martindale — Nigel Stock Karla — Patrick Stewart Sam Collins — John Standing Tufty Thessinger — Thorley Walters Molly Purcell — Mandy Cuthbert Alwyn — Warren Clarke Irina — Susan Kodicek Fawn — Alec Sabin Boris — Hilary Minster Polyakov — George Pravda “Jumbo” Roach — Duncan Jones Mrs Pope Graham — Pauline Letts Headmaster — John Wells Lauder Strickland — Frank Moorey Bryant — Frank Compton Alisa Brimley — Marjorie Hogan Paul Skordeno — Joe Praml Specs: 290 min / UK:350 min (7 parts) Country: UK Language: English Subtitles: English Color: Color Aspect Ratio: 1.33 : 1 more Sound Mix: Mono Episode list (SPOILERS): Episode 1: Return to the Circus Original Air Date—10 September 1979 Retired espionage veteran George Smiley is called out on a top secret mission: to uncover a Soviet agent within MI6's echelons. Episode 2: Tarr Tells His Story Original Air Date—17 September 1979 A British agent, who was thought to have defected, resurfaces with sensational information - confirmation of a Russian spy mole existing in the Service. Episode 3: Smiley Tracks the Mole Original Air Date—24 September 1979 The investigation begins, with Peter Guillam burgling the archives for information, while Smiley visits an old comrade whose past knowledge could prove vital to locating the spy. Episode 4: How It All Fits Together Original Air Date—1 October 1979 While Guillam and Tarr come under pressure, Smiley recounts his one meeting with the Soviet master spy Karla, who is undoubtedly running the spy inside MI6. Episode 5: Tinker Tailor Original Air Date—8 October 1979 Smiley goes to meet Jim Prideaux who is now back in Britain having survived his experience in Czechoslovakia. His testimony and that of others sheds new light on the "Testify" fiasco and source "Merlin". Episode 6: Smiley Sets a Trap Original Air Date—15 October 1979 Smiley confronts one of his suspects and gives him the results of his investigations, which could prove a considerable embarrassment to those concerned. Episode 7: Flushing Out the Mole Original Air Date—22 October 1979 Smiley springs his trap and catches the spy. He later interrogates the spy and learns about how and why it happened, and the answers he gets robs him of any sense of victory. File list: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 1 - Return To The Circus.avi 351.20 MB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 1 - Return To The Circus.srt 33.26 KB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 2 - Tarr Tells His Story.avi 350.18 MB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 2 - Tarr Tells His Story.srt 38.58 KB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 3 - Smiley Tracks The Mole.avi 351.14 MB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 3 - Smiley Tracks The Mole.srt 41.92 KB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 4 - How It All Fits Together.avi 350.04 MB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 4 - How It All Fits Together.srt 33.28 KB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 5 - Tinker Tailor.avi 351.11 MB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 5 - Tinker Tailor.srt 34.82 KB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 6 - Smiley Sets A Trap.avi 350.01 MB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 6 - Smiley Sets A Trap.srt 34.40 KB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 7 - Flushing Out The Mole.avi 350.05 MB Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - 7 - Flushing Out The Mole.srt 30.17 KB Enjoy and Seed!!

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Blodderz (2011-12-05)

Can anyone upload the new film version please????????

waddaya (2011-12-12)

thank you very much for this classic

schlierkamp (2011-12-19)

Thanks so much. Looking forward to watching.

arnebrun (2011-12-27)

Someone got english subtitle while russian audio is on?

kjhgviyvoiyoi (2012-01-08)

This might have been the most pointless crap i've ever seen.

domin8v (2012-01-15)

@bunstuffe
He's right. this IS crap. The English subtitles are only for the parts that are in English. What's the point? Nevermind, you're right, the Russian parts are probably not important to the plot which revolves around uncovering a Russian spy.

slmndow (2012-05-25)

Thanks for uploading this miniserie but where is eng subtitle when czch or russian language was spoken...

terrycotta (2014-01-05)

Thank you n1996h and thank you seeders for a quick download.

homage (2014-02-16)

Ladies, calm down.
It shows you're spoiled by today's films.
Subtitles are perfectly fine.
Do your searching, THERE ARE NO subtitles INTENDED for russian/chechoslovakian parts, that's the whole fucking idea.
If you watch further, you'll see people are referring to that moments and the secret slowly unveils.
If you really need everything translated, if you can't watch it w/o subs, I suggest you find a nice Michael Bay film and indulge yourself with russians speaking in accentuated English.
So to reiterate,
tl;dr
When this was aired in TV, russian/slovakian didn't have subtitles as well. Watch next episodes and you'll understand.

doobie69 (2014-03-07)

The new film version will come up if you spell (i.e. misspell) "tailor" as "taylor".

doobie69 (2014-03-09)

I think this substantially better than the 2011 film version, which is in itself pretty good. If you are a real fan of John le Carré, you'll want to have both. Thanks for the upload! Good quality. But very slow to download. More active seeders are needed, please!

c6burns (2014-10-24)

OMG ITS SO CRAPPY ITS NOT EVEN IN HD OR WIDESCREEN AND THERES NO SUBS FOR RUSSIAN AND WHO EVER HEARD OF THIS ALEC GUINESS LOSER? OMG BRB WHILE I WATCH EXPLOSIONS 4 BY MICHAEL BAY
hehehe :D

derrique (2015-02-13)

@c6burns Alec Guinness is only in it cos the director was pissed(drunk) as a newt in the pub and after he demanded another Guinness from the barman, well.. :-P