The Spybrary Spy Film Hall of Fame voting is in full swing and voters are furiously combing their dvd shelves and streaming platforms to catch up on movies they haven’t seen.
To assist in the process the full voting ballot sorted by year is below. Print out this page and check them off as you watch!
Happy viewing!
Full Spy Film Hall of Fame Ballot
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH (1934)
THE 39 STEPS
SECRET AGENT
THE LADY VANISHES
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
NOTORIOUS
THE THIRD MAN
ODETTE
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
CARVE HER NAME WITH PRIDE
THE QUIET AMERICAN (1958)
NORTH BY NORTHWEST
DR. NO
CHARADE
FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
GOLDFINGER
THE GREAT SPY CHASE
THE IPCRESS FILE
THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD
THUNDERBALL
FUNERAL IN BERLIN
OSS 117: TERROR IN TOKYO
TORN CURTAIN
BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN
DEADLIER THAN THE MALE
THE PRESIDENT’S ANALYST
DANGER: DIABOLIK
OTLEY
WHERE EAGLES DARE
ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE
THE KREMLIN LETTER
DAY OF THE JACKAL
THE MACINTOSH MAN
THE CONVERSATION
THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR
MARATHON MAN
THE SPY WHO LOVED ME
HOPSCOTCH
THE NUDE BOMB
FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
THE LITTLE DRUMMER GIRL
DEFENSE OF THE REALM
NO WAY OUT
THE FOURTH PROTOCOL
THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS
LA FEMME NIKITA
THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER
THE RUSSIA HOUSE
PATRIOT GAMES
CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO LITTLE
ENEMY OF THE STATE
RONIN
SPY GAME
THE TAILOR OF PANAMA
THE BOURNE IDENTITY
THE QUIET AMERICAN (2002)
THE RECRUIT
JOHNNY ENGLISH
CASINO ROYALE (2006)
OSS 117: CAIRO NEST OF SPIES
THE GOOD GERMAN
THE LIVES OF OTHERS
BREACH
TRAITOR
DUPLICITY
GREEN ZONE
THE DEBT
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – GHOST PROTOCOL
PAGE EIGHT
TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY (2011)
SKYFALL
BETHLEHEM
A MOST WANTED MAN
BRIDGE OF SPIES
THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. (2015)
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – ROGUE NATION
SPY
BEIRUT
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Excellent “start” to a dangerously short list 🙂 My own favourites are just that… my own, so I won’t bother to name all of them. Suffice to say that anything from John leCarre,Len Deighton, Ian Fleming, Eric Ambler, Graham Greene, Mick Heron, and ADAM HALL in such a collection is most welcome. Without a doubt there is a healthy representation of British espionage films on this list, as there should be. Something about the detached British way of observing the contrasting problems in the spy game: spies break legal and moral laws with deception and disinformation in order to… maintain a legal and moral society made up of laws. Hmmm, tricky job. And the British writers add something extra to the recipe. There is a new explosion of British spy writers who are having their work sniffed at by Hollywood and the British cinema industry (ex: Charles Cumming, etc.), so I think this list will expand quite quickly. Thanks for all the work you do at SpyWrite and at SpyBrary. Very appreciated.