Blue Ice PIVS-1251 Runtime: 104 minutes Director: Russell Mulcahy Screenplay: Ron Hutchinson Producers: Michael Caine, Martin Bregman Original Title: Blue Ice Year: 1992 Country: UK ⭐ This is a rental copy, but the picture is clean. A glamorous and stylish spy film featuring superstars like Bobby Short and Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones in the nightclub scenes. Harry, the protagonist with a personality contrasting that of 007, is a hero created by Ted Allbeury, a leading figure in British spy novels, and adapted by screenwriter Ron Hutchinson. The director is Russell Mulcahy of "Ricochet" and "Highlander." The production was handled by Michael Caine, who also plays Harry. His co-star is Sean Young, who has been outstanding since "Blade Runner." Story: Harry Anders (Michael Caine), a former intelligence officer, now enjoys a peaceful civilian life as the owner of the jazz club "Harry's Place" in Soho. One day, a mysterious woman named Stacy (Sean Young) appears before him. Harry calls her "Blue Ice" (a disaster that fell from the sky like blue ice). After their cars collide on the road, they are drawn to each other, and they share drinks while enjoying the sweet jazz music at Harry's club. On the night of an opera performance, they become intimate in an apartment, but Stacy learns that Harry was a former spy and asks him to investigate her runaway boyfriend, Kyle. Harry, with the help of his friend, Detective Ozzy, finds Kyle, but both Kyle and Ozzy are killed just before Harry arrives. Moreover, Kyle's body was secretly returned to the United States by the American military, which is strange. Harry, thinking there is a suspicious movement behind the incident, asks Garcia, who specializes in teaching self-defense for counter-terrorism, to investigate. However, Garcia is also killed. Harry himself is kidnapped by a man from the intelligence service named Stevens and interrogated with drugs. Harry, unable to contact Stacy, learns that she is the wife of the American ambassador to the UK. Furthermore, the dead Kyle was an American intelligence officer, and just before his disappearance, he left a memo with a code-like message for Stacy. To save Stacy and avenge his dead comrades, Harry rises up.