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Director:
Piero Vivarelli
Writers:
Adriano Bolzoni (story)
Augusto Caminito (story)
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Release Date:
13 May 1967 (Italy) more
Genre:
Action | Crime | Drama more
User Comments:
Interesting 60s spy-fi more (2 total)

Cast

  (Credited cast)
Joe Atlanta
Renato Baldini ... Jack Caruso
Armando Calvo ... George Lamarro
Pier Paolo Capponi ... Mister X (as Norman Clark)
Franco Fantasia ... Inspector Roux
Gaia Germani ... Timy
Antonio Gradoli
Helga Liné ... Gloria
Brizio Montinaro
Dante Posani ... Jim
Giancarlo Prete
Gaetano Quartararo
Umberto Raho ... Pat McDash (as Umi Raho)
Nieves Salcedo
Gustavo Simeone
Anna Zinnemann ... Dolly
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Avenger X (USA) (video title)
Míster X (Spain)
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Runtime:
90 min
Country:
Italy | Spain
Language:
Italian
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
Spain:18
Filming Locations:
Madrid, Spain more

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Movie Connections:
Referenced in Kizil maske (1968/I) more

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2 out of 3 people found the following comment useful.
Interesting 60s spy-fi, 12 March 2003
Author: exoticafan (exoticafan@yahoo.com) from Godzilla Manor

This film fits in nicely to the Euro spy/crime thriller genre typified by movies like Danger: Diabolik, Modesty Blaise and Operation: Kid Brother. The anti-hero, Mister X, is played by an actor who has a striking resemblance to Tom Adams, who played master spy Charles Vine in Second Best Secret Agent and Where the Bullets Fly. The music is loud, sharp and abrasive, like so many of the psychedelic thrillers of the period.

The movie appears to be the sequel to another film, with references to other capers engineered by our suave daredevil. As a matter of fact, it takes a while to actually understand how all the characters fit together; even the fact that Mister X is not a traditional hero. The opening credits support the idea that it was based on a comic book, much in the same style of the credits for Baba Yaga.

Seldom slow-moving, my only carp is that it takes a long time before we see our dashing leading man in costume, and that the story often gets more complex than I would have liked. The brutal dispatching of the lead criminal is inventive, and the coda is actually played in total black! (It doesn't seem to be a fault of the video transfer)

My source is an OOP copy from Wizard Video. I would be interested in hearing from other fans about this neglected genre of film making.

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