CIA agent, Kelly, is in Rio de Janeiro spying on a wealthy industrialist, David Ardonian, who secretly plans to turn the world sterile and repopulate it with his harem.
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CIA Secret Agent 077 Dick Malloy (Ken Clark) is sent to Madrid when someone wishes to sell a dog tag apparently recovered from the sunken American nuclear submarine USS Thresher. Once the item is identified as genuine, the man is killed before he can reveal how he acquired the dog tag from the ocean floor.
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British Agent 006 must recover a powerful super technology called “anti-radar”; his fellow American Agent 008 follows him because she suspects something sinister. After Agent 006 is able to recover the original plans of the machine in a journey from Switzerland to Egypt, agent 008 discovers that 006 is actually a Russian spy …
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When a series of scientists are killed, Bob Fleming (Richard Harrison) Secret Agent 077 travels to Hamburg and Beirut to discover that Soviet Agents are killing the scientists.
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International Rescue team, led by the heroic Jeff Tracy (Peter Dyneley) and his equally brave sons, are managing security during the launching of the first manned flight to Mars.
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International man of mystery Diabolik pulls heist after heist but European cops led by inspector Ginko and envious mobsters led by Ralph Valmont are closing-in on him.
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Special Agent 077 Bob Fleming (Richard Harrison) is told to go to Casablanca to investigate the mysterious deaths of two alternative energy scientists.
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International Rescue scientist and inventor Brains (David Graham) creates a high-tech airship, dubbed Skyship One, designed to circle the world. On its maiden launch, villains hijack the aircraft.
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The first Eurospy of 3 starring Ken Clark as Agent 077. Mission Bloody Mary is the search and destroy mission to retrieve a Nuclear Bomb from a radical crime syndicate called the Black Lily.
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Ken Clark stars as Dick Hallan, a journalist for the Herald-Tribune gets mixed up in international politics through a series of incredible coincidences and is finally coerced by the CIA (not really) to follow the intrigue to its unremarkable end.
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A journalist is saved by a giant submarine captained by a 200 year old man who takes him to an underwater paradise city where no one ages. That’s when monsters and mutants sent by the captain’s rival, a 200 year old scientist, attack.
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1983 Italy | USA
Direction: Luigi Cozzi (as Lewis Coates)
Writer: Luigi Cozzi (as Lewis Coates)
Actors: Lou Ferrigno, Brad Harris, Sybil Danning
King Minos and sorceress Adriana plan to conquer the world with her magic and his giant robots. To make matters worse, they also plan to sacrifice Hercules’ love interest Cassiopeia. Hercules teams up with sorceress Circe and tries to save both his girl and the world.
Filmed back-to-back with The Seven Magnificent Gladiators in Italy in 1982. The Seven Magnificent Gladiators was filmed first, followed by the shooting of Hercules, which began on 12 July 1982.
1983 Italy
Direction: Claudio Fragasso (as Claude Fragass), Bruno Mattei
Writer: Claudio Fragasso (as Claude Fragass)
Actors: Lou Ferrigno, Sybil Danning, Brad Harris
A bandit leader endowed with supernatural powers by his sorceress mother makes yearly raids on a peasant village. However, the women of the village come into possession of a magic sword, and go in search of a hero who is able to wield it and save their village from the evil bandit.
1962 Italy | France
Direction: Gianfranco Parolini
Actors: Brad Harris, Luisella Boni, Mara Berni
In a tyrannical kingdom there is an evil ruler and a queen who lusts after Hercules who is attracted to a handmaiden. A rebellion overthrows the ruler.
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FBI Operation Pakistan (World-wide English title)
The Tiger Gang (World-wide English title)
F.B.I. operazione Pakistan (Italy)
El comisario X a la caza de los tigres rojos (Spain)
Commissaire X contre Tiger-Gang (France)
1971 West Germany | Italy | Pakistan
Direction: Harald Reinl
Actors: Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Gisela Hahn
Captain Tom Rowland and Commissioner X are sent to smash the Red Tigers Gang,which is responsible for the smuggling of drugs from Afghanistan to US. Both come to Pakistan and do a joint operation with the help of Pakistani Agencies. SP.Ali and Jacky Clay joins the Commissioner X’s team in Pakistan.
“Kommissar X” is a private detective named Joe Louis Walker (from a series of German crime fiction books) who was a counterpart of the German crime fiction FBI Special Agent Jerry Cotton. Between 1965 and 1971 seven Kommissar X films were made with Tony Kendall as the laid back swinging New York City private eye Joe Walker balanced against the serious muscular New York City Police Captain Tom Rowland played by Brad Harris.
With the international success of the films of Ian Fleming’s James Bond and the German Jerry Cotton (played by George Nader) series, seven Kommissar X films were made. These films were not only released internationally but became a staple of American television movies in the mid-1960s when American stations sought colour films to show.
KOMMISSAR X – FBI: OPERATION PAKISTAN (1971) FULL MOVIE
Music: Francesco De Masi
Cinematography: Francesco Izzarelli
Edited by: Antonietta Zita
Production Design: Niko Matul (uncredited)
Costume Design: Abida Shaezad
Production companies:
Kommissar X – Drei goldene Schlangen (original title)
Island of Lost Girls (USA)
I tre serpenti d’ori (Italy)
Commissaire X et les trois serpents d’or (France)
1969 Italy | West Germany | Thailand | USA
Direction: Roberto Mauri
Actors: Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Monica Pardo
Madame Kim Soo is a respected benefactor to social causes in Thailand, but she enjoys viewing Muay-Thai matches with a handsome male escort. Jo Walker and his friend Tom Rowland notice her at ring side, because of her haughty demeanor and beauty. Later, as they search for an American girl who disappeared, possibly another victim of a prostitution-ring, they will visit her at her entertainment club for rich patrons only. The club, situated in a secretive “island of 1,000 lotus flowers”, offers foreign sex tourists all kinds of pleasure they may wish for. To the peril of his life, Joe Walker goes alone to meet Kim Soo, after identifying her as the leader of an army of thugs with a tattoo with three snakes. Will Captain Tom Rowland and the Thai paratroopers arrive in time to save Joe Walker from death in the island of lost girls?
“Kommissar X” is a private detective named Joe Louis Walker (from a series of German crime fiction books) who was a counterpart of the German crime fiction FBI Special Agent Jerry Cotton. Between 1965 and 1971 seven Kommissar X films were made with Tony Kendall as the laid back swinging New York City private eye Joe Walker balanced against the serious muscular New York City Police Captain Tom Rowland played by Brad Harris.
With the international success of the films of Ian Fleming’s James Bond and the German Jerry Cotton (played by George Nader) series, seven Kommissar X films were made. These films were not only released internationally but became a staple of American television movies in the mid-1960s when American stations sought colour films to show.
KOMMISSSAR X – THREE GOLDEN SERPENTS (1969) FULL MOVIE PART 1
KOMMISSSAR X – THREE GOLDEN SERPENTS (1969) FULL MOVIE PART 2
Music: Roberto Pregadio, Francesco De Masi (uncredited)
Cinematography: Francesco Izzarelli
Edited by: Sandro Lena
Production Design: Niko Matul (uncredited)
Art Direction: Nino Borghi
Production companies:
Parnass Film
G.I.A. Cinematografica
Thai Tri Mitr Films (in cooperation with)
Peer Oppenheimer Production Inc. (in cooperation with)
Kill Panther Kill (USA)
Tres panteras azules (Spain)
Commissaire X – Trois panthères bleues (France)
1968 Italy | West Germany | Canada
Direction: Gianfranco Parolini (as Frank Kramer)
Actors: Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Corny Collins
Two rivals are out to recover a cache of stolen jewels. The thief who originally stole them has just gotten out of prison, however, and he is looking for his twin brother, who knows where the jewels are hidden. Complications ensue.
“Kommissar X” is a private detective named Joe Louis Walker (from a series of German crime fiction books) who was a counterpart of the German crime fiction FBI Special Agent Jerry Cotton. Between 1965 and 1971 seven Kommissar X films were made with Tony Kendall as the laid back swinging New York City private eye Joe Walker balanced against the serious muscular New York City Police Captain Tom Rowland played by Brad Harris.
With the international success of the films of Ian Fleming’s James Bond and the German Jerry Cotton (played by George Nader) series, seven Kommissar X films were made. These films were not only released internationally but became a staple of American television movies in the mid-1960s when American stations sought colour films to show.
Death Is Nimble, Death Is Quick (USA)
Kárate en Ceilán (Spain)
Chasse à l’homme à Ceylan (France)
1966 Austria | Italy | France
Direction: Rudolf Zehetgruber, Gianfranco Parolini (uncredited)
Actors: Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Ann Smyrner
Tom Rowland from the New York Police Department is sent to Colombo to investigate the murder of a US embassy official killed protecting the daughter of a wealthy expatriate American landowner. At the same time New York Private Investigator Joe Walker has been hired by the landowner’s daughter to protect her father from being extorted for one million dollars. Through the Ceylon Police they discover a terrorist organisation known as the Three Golden Cats are responsible for both activities and a string of murders with the victims killed by karate blows or by biological chemicals.
“Kommissar X” is a private detective named Joe Louis Walker (from a series of German crime fiction books) who was a counterpart of the German crime fiction FBI Special Agent Jerry Cotton. Between 1965 and 1971 seven Kommissar X films were made with Tony Kendall as the laid back swinging New York City private eye Joe Walker balanced against the serious muscular New York City Police Captain Tom Rowland played by Brad Harris.
With the international success of the films of Ian Fleming’s James Bond and the German Jerry Cotton (played by George Nader) series, seven Kommissar X films were made. These films were not only released internationally but became a staple of American television movies in the mid-1960s when American stations sought colour films to show.
Music: Gino Marinuzzi Jr.
Cinematography: Klaus von Rautenfeld
Edited by: René Le Hénaff, Edmond Lozzi
Production Design: Niko Matul, Miodrag Nikolic
Production Design: Niko Matul
Costume Design: Blanda Stefani
Production companies:
Kommissar X – In den Klauen des goldenen Drachen (original title)
Agent Joe Walker: Operation Far East (USA)
So Darling, So Deadly (USA)
Las garras del dragón rojo (Spain)
Commissaire X dans les griffes du dragon d’or (France)
1966 Austria | Italy | Yugoslavia | Singapore
Direction: Gianfranco Parolini (as Frank Kramer)
Actors: Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Barbara Frey
Professor Akron is an inventor based in Singapore who creates the Eradicon; a jewel like filter for a laser weapon that dramatically improves its power and range as well as the ability to stop engines over long distances. Akron is given three days to accept a “blank cheque” from a criminal mastermind known as the Golden Dragon, but he contacts Interpol who arrange to send New York private detective Joe Walker and New York Police Captain Tom Rowland to Singapore to protect the professor, his attractive daughter and the Eradicon.
“Kommissar X” is a private detective named Joe Louis Walker (from a series of German crime fiction books) who was a counterpart of the German crime fiction FBI Special Agent Jerry Cotton. Between 1965 and 1971 seven Kommissar X films were made with Tony Kendall as the laid back swinging New York City private eye Joe Walker balanced against the serious muscular New York City Police Captain Tom Rowland played by Brad Harris.
With the international success of the films of Ian Fleming’s James Bond and the German Jerry Cotton (played by George Nader) series, seven Kommissar X films were made. These films were not only released internationally but became a staple of American television movies in the mid-1960s when American stations sought colour films to show.
KOMMISSAR X – OPERATION FAR EAST (1966) FULL MOVIE
Music: Mladen Gutesa (as Bobby Gutesha)
Cinematography: Francesco Izzarelli
Edited by: Edmond Lozzi
Production Design: Niko Matul, Miodrag Nikolic
Art Direction: Miodrag Miric, Milan Todorovic
Costume Design: Jelisaveta Gobecki
Production companies:
Kiss Kiss, Kill Kill (UK)
Kiss Kiss… Kill Kill (USA TV title)
Comisario X (Spain)
Le commissaire X traque les chiens verts (France)
1965 West Germany | Italy | Yugoslavia
Direction: Gianfranco Parolini (as Frank Kramer)
Actors: Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Maria Perschy
Two American crimefighters from New York City find themselves in Yugoslavia. Private Eye Jo Walker is on the trail of a missing nuclear scientist whilst NYPD Captain Tom Rowland is training a local police force. Their paths cross on a path of pretty girls and frequent murders leading to an evil mastermind named Oberon. Oberon has murdered his business partners and has amassed a collection of radioactive gold bullion on an island in the Adriatic guarded by a private army of hypnotised women.
“Kommissar X” is a private detective named Joe Louis Walker (from a series of German crime fiction books) who was a counterpart of the German crime fiction FBI Special Agent Jerry Cotton. Between 1965 and 1971 seven Kommissar X films were made with Tony Kendall as the laid back swinging New York City private eye Joe Walker balanced against the serious muscular New York City Police Captain Tom Rowland played by Brad Harris.
With the international success of the films of Ian Fleming’s James Bond and the German Jerry Cotton (played by George Nader) series, seven Kommissar X films were made. These films were not only released internationally but became a staple of American television movies in the mid-1960s when American stations sought colour films to show.
Music: Mladen Gutesa (as Bobby Gutesha)
Cinematography: Francesco Izzarelli
Edited by: Edmond Lozzi
Production Design: Niko Matul
Costume Design: Jelisaveta Gobecki (as Betty Gobec), Else Heckmann
Production companies:
Death Trip (UK dubbed title) (USA DVD title)
Kill Me Gently (USA dubbed version)
Soft Kill (USA bootleg title)
Comisario X y los tres perros verdes (Spain)
Commissaire X: Halte au L.S.D. (France)
1967 West Germany | Italy | France | Lebanon | Hungary
Direction: Rudolf Zehetgruber, Gianfranco Parolini
Actors: Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Olga Schoberová
New York Police Department Captain Rowland travels to Istanbul to bring a shipment of LSD to be used by the American armed forces stationed in Turkey for undisclosed purposes. When the shipment is stolen by a local and ancient criminal organisation known as “the Green Hounds”, Rowland teams up with private eye Joe Walker to recover the shipment.
“Kommissar X” is a private detective named Joe Louis Walker (from a series of German crime fiction books) who was a counterpart of the German crime fiction FBI Special Agent Jerry Cotton. Between 1965 and 1971 seven Kommissar X films were made with Tony Kendall as the laid back swinging New York City private eye Joe Walker balanced against the serious muscular New York City Police Captain Tom Rowland played by Brad Harris.
With the international success of the films of Ian Fleming’s James Bond and the German Jerry Cotton (played by George Nader) series, seven Kommissar X films were made. These films were not only released internationally but became a staple of American television movies in the mid-1960s when American stations sought colour films to show.
I sette magnifici gladiatori (original title)
La furia di Ercole
