Watch The Jigsaw Man
- PG
- 1984
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5.1 (1,940)
The Jigsaw Man is a thrilling 1983 film that features Hollywood legends Michael Caine and Laurence Olivier, among others. The story revolves around British spy Philip Kimberly (Caine), who is released from a Siberian prison camp after serving twenty years for espionage. Upon his return to England, he is tasked with a new mission by his former boss, Sir Nigel Irving (Olivier). Kimberly is asked to retrieve a set of important documents that contain critical information which must be delivered to the British government as soon as possible. The catch is that the documents are fragmented and are scattered across Europe, hidden within pieces of artwork. The only way that Kimberly can retrieve the documents is by piecing together clues that lead him to the location of each piece. Kimberly is initially resistant to this mission, as he is struggling to adjust to life outside of the prison camp. He is haunted by the memories of his traumatic experiences and is plagued by nightmares of being captured again. However, he is given little choice in the matter and teams up with his former lover and partner-in-crime, Lucy (Susan George), as they traverse across Europe in search of the elusive documents. As they journey across the continent, Kimberly and Lucy encounter a web of danger and intrigue, with various characters attempting to sabotage their mission at every turn. The plot is packed with thrilling chase scenes, gunfights, and plot twists that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. One of the standout performances in the movie comes from Laurence Olivier, who plays the sinister Sir Nigel Irving. Olivier's portrayal of the ruthless intelligence chief adds an air of danger and mystery to the film, and keeps viewers guessing about his true motives until the very end. Overall, The Jigsaw Man is a fantastic espionage thriller that will transport viewers into a world of danger and intrigue. The performances of the talented cast, thrilling action sequences, and intricate plot make this film a must-see for fans of the genre.
