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Actor: Michael York

Michael York was a fixture of 1970s international cinema, in Cabaret, The Three Musketeers, Logan’s Run and Murder on the Orient Express.

Cabaret is the best of them, playing a repressed Englishman in Weimar Berlin whose sexuality the film handles more directly than most of its period.

The Austin Powers films gave him a late comic revival as Basil Exposition, introducing him to a generation with no idea about the earlier work. He has worked heavily in narration and audiobooks.

Zeppelin (1971) film posterAnton Diffring

Zeppelin (1971)

Michael York plays Lieutenant Geoffrey Richter-Douglas, a half-German British officer recruited to defect to the Germans so he can spy on their new super-zeppelin program. You watch Zeppelin for the airships.

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Logan's Run (1976) film posterJenny Agutter

Logan’s Run (1976) Review

The film that executes the concept earns a 6, primarily because of an ending that retreats from the horror it spent ninety minutes building. The domed city is a closed system, finite resources, finite population, managed by a computer that…

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