When they can't locate a photographer who was documenting lake scenes in austria, his sister, the brother in law, and a lawyer sent to speak with him start to be concerned. And why are there people following the lawyer (Barry Newman)? And how are the photographer's sister and brother in law involved in what's going on ? And is the lawyer really a lawyer? We're forty minutes in, and all we know is the photographer is dead. The brother has found a box with "something" in it, and "someone" is willing to pay a lot for the contents. And others may pay even more. Some fun foreign filming locations - were they really filmed in salzburg and vienna? This one is either a bit dated, or maybe too far from the subject matter for us to care..? It goes so slowly, and we don't really care about the characters. The story is solid enough, but not exciting. Directed by Lee Katzin. Had a couple big movies, and whole lot of television. Novel by Helen McInnes. Her biggest novel/film was probably Above Suspicion, with Joan Crawford and Fred MacMurray.
Review of The Salzburg Connection
