Kiss Kiss, Kill Kill (1966)
"Kommissar X - Jagd auf Unbekannt" (original title)

Director:

Gianfranco Parolini

Writers:

Paul Alfred Müller (novel), Gianfranco Parolini,

Stars:

Tony Kendall, Brad Harris, Maria Perschy

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Tony Kendall	...	Jo Louis Walker / 'Kommissar X'
Brad Harris	...	Captain Tom Rowland
Maria Perschy	...	Joan Smith
Christa Linder	...	Pamela Hudson
Ingrid Lotarius
Nikola Popovic	...	O'Brien
Giuseppe Mattei	...	Kan (as Pino Mattei)
Jacques Bézard	...	Captain Olson (as Jacques Bezard)
Danielle Godet	...	Pat
Olivera Katarina	...	Bobo (as Olivera Vuco)
Liliane Dulovic	...	Nancy Wright (as Liliana Dulovic)
Giovanni Simonelli	...	(as Sim O'Neill)
Dusan Perkovic
Viktor Starcic
Dusan Antonijevic

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

police | based on novel

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Genres:

Mystery

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Details

Country:

West Germany Italy Yugoslavia

Language:

German

Release Date:

9 April 1966 (Italy)

Also Known As:

Kiss Kiss... Kill Kill

Filming Locations:

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Company Credits

Production Co:

Parnass, Metheus Film, Avala Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

West German censorship visa #33352 delivered on 3-3-1966.

User Reviews

One of the better 60's Eurospy Bond knockoffs

The first in a series of German imitation-Bond films made in the mid-60's, "Kiss Kiss Kill Kill" (now there's a catchy and descriptive title for you!) is rather confusing and meandering in its first half, and at least on the first viewing some plot details are not clear at all. It improves in the second half, when most of the action gets confined inside the villain's underground headquarters located on a remote island, and on the whole it ranks as one of the most enjoyable Bond knockoffs of its time. The basic model here is clearly "Goldfinger", from the playfight between the hero (Tony Kendall, looking a bit like Connery) and a Pussy Galore-type tough "bad" girl who knows judo and leads a female army (though here they are brainwashed via injections), but can't resist him and turns "good", to the more serious fight between the hero and the No. 1 henchman while the clock to an explosion is ticking. "Kiss Kiss Kill Kill" obviously does not have the budget of the James Bond films, but it does have its own charm, and there is a spectacular shot near the end when the camera stays focused on an explosion until the "cloud" completely dissolves. Maria Perschy is beautiful. The English dubbing is excellent. (**1/2)