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The Girl Hunters (1963)Director:Roy RowlandWriter:Mickey Spillane (screenplay) |
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Laura Knapp
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Scott Peters | ... | |
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Guy Kingsley Poynter | ... |
Dr. Larry Snyder
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James Dyrenforth | ... |
Bayliss Henry
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Charles Farrell | ... |
Joe Grissi
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Kim Tracy | ... |
Nurse
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Hy Gardner | ... |
Himself - the Columnist
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Federal Agent Arthur Rickerby
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Benny Lee | ... |
Nat Drutman
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Murray Kash | ... |
Richie Cole
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Bill Nagy | ... |
Georgie
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Clive Endersby | ... |
Duck-Duck
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Ricardo Montez | ... |
Skinny Guy
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Larry Cross | ... |
Red Markham
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Trapped in the quicksand of love...Caught up in a nightmare of murder and intrigue!Parents Guide:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
June 1963 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Cacciatori di donne See more »Filming Locations:
London, England, UKCompany Credits
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Mike Hammer: Hell, I never hit dames...
[Laura Knapp gives him a look of disbelief]
Mike Hammer: I always kick 'em!
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Laura Knapp: If I don't talk will you belt me one?Mike Hammer: Hell, I never hit dames...
[Laura Knapp gives him a look of disbelief]
Mike Hammer: I always kick 'em!
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Mike Hammer (Mickey Spillane) is found drunk and passed out by a police cruiser in an alley; he's taken to excessive drinking since the abduction of his girlfriend and secretary Velma, and is no good to himself or anyone else. Given a second chance and a new license to carry his cannon like .45 by new-found friend and FBI agent Rickerby (Lloyd Nolan) he sets out to find Velma and in the process meets the beautiful Laura Knapp (Shirley Eaton) who he first sees in her bikini as she's getting a suntan on an inflated raft in her pool. She makes a good femme fatale and has a neat seduction scene with him in her dark living room one night. Rickerby puts Hammer on the trail of "The Dragon" (Larry Taylor) a Soviet killer who might be connected to Velma's disappearance as well. The plot is difficult to follow, names are tossed out, and the viewer's job is to try and connect the dots. The pace is all right, directed by veteran Roy Rowland, and Spillane, though he isn't Olivier, grows on you as the film heads into a surprisingly violent ending.