¨Password: Uccidete agente Gordon¨ is an ordinary Euro-spy with full of action , tongue-in-cheek and usual components : pursuits , crossfire , struggles , fist-fights , international conspiracy , explosive women and other tippings that used to show up in the genre . Dealing with a two-fisted and obstinate tough CIA agent Gordon (Roger Browne) who's called in to put a stop to a shipment of weapons to the Viet Cong from a weapons smuggling ring. Agent Gordon meets a suspicious Mogador ballet run by demanding choreographer Rudy Schwartz (Miguel de la Riva) and two gorgeous ballerinas (Rosalba Neri, Helga Liné) . Eventually , Gordon find out the valuable armas the weapons are being transported by ship camouflaged in boxes of mineral water . Then he confronts a mysterious organization led by Albert Kowalski (Franco Ressel) in drag and on a wheelchair.
Routine Euro-spy movie with ordinary ingredients : thrills , noisy action , plot twists , several villain roles , bare fist-fights , various international locations , shootouts with high body-count and being middlingly entertaining from start to finish . The story is a fun mess starting with a twisted intrigue and some spectacular locations from Madrid, Spain, Rome, Lazio, Italy, Tripoli, Libya . Happening mutual spying and silly confrontations with a lot of violent karate fights , leaps and crossfire . Colorful and so-so rendition about European spy subgenre , a prolific genre during the sixties , not taking any situation seriously . A fashion , but pedestrian routine spy film at the time, meaning it stuck to a lot of what was currently popular , but here including some embarrassing and nonsense scenes . Inspired by the success of the James Bond films, as this spy sub-genre borrows heavily from the OO7 series that at the time starred Sean Connery , such as : Dr No, From Russia with love , Thunderball, and Goldfinger , including frequent appearance of the simple helicopter pursuing the good guys , common in these early James Bond pictures , adding a thrilling and repetitive musical score by Piero Umiliani. This ¨Password: Kill Agent Gordon¨ (1966) seems to be shot at the same time as ¨Rififi in Amsterdam¨ (1966) , in fact both have similar actors , producers and a similar technical and artistic team ; so it is concluded that it was shot back to back . The content remains the same as the title : an unknown villain as mastermind , beautiful mini-skirt girls , along with ridiculous , uptight and extremely silly action set pieces from a today's point of view . A Sixties-style film usually has a short sell-by date , and this flick isn't exception . The leading role was ordinarily played by Sword and Sandals regular Roger Browne who was a popular as well as untalented player at the time , a mediocre actor who couldn't carry a rickety product like this . The script doesn't help him either , as it consists of the habitual intrigue to take on a powerful organitation , while our starring go around the world and actually tells no more than different people spying on and beating up each other in the hope of getting their nasty purports . Of course , with such a film from nostalgic and botcher ways , one does not count on high art work . It is staged in a hopelessly amateurish way , it shows us rows of bare fights and several confrontations with a number of dead people in the worst choreography . As our starring behaving in such an tough activity and so stupid manners so that committing usual mistakes on their own way . The screenplay works with unnecessary contradictions and implausibility , including hilarious or absurd moments , and the story is thinner than it usually is in works of this kind , the Euro-spy sub-genre . There are colorful outdoors by cameraman Juan Julio Baena showing sightseeing from France , Italy , Libya , and particularly Spain with sights from sunny coasts and Mediterranean outdoors . However , the worn-out cinematography spoils the spectacle , being really necessary a perfect remastering beacuse the film copy is really wasted . It has some flaws and gaps , as it does tend to get a bit old , including repetitive nature of some fight scenes , and excessive nonsense , but it has a bit of fun , at times, so it cares . The main and support cast -with everyone having amusement- are regular , slightly adequate to their functional characters . Appearing some familiar faces from the Sixties who worked in the habitual 60s , 70s sub-genres : Peplum, Spaghetti Western , Giallo, horror, Euro-thriller , as Spanish actors, such as : Helga Liné , Miguel de la Riva as Michael Rivers , Beni Deus , Alfonso Rojas, Ángel Menéndez , and Italian ones : Franco Ressell , Andrea Scotti, Enzo Andronico , Umberto Raho , Jeff Cameron, Aldo Canti . As well as some gorgeous girls in bikini or mini-skirt , such as : Rosalba Neri , Mila Stanic , Kitty Swan, and , of course , the always attractive Helga Liné .
The motion picture was middlingly written by Ramón Comas and regularly directed by Sergio Grieco . Ramón Comas was as a craftsman who worked as a writer , production manager , producer and finally filmmaker . As he wrote some international co-productions such as : "Rififi in Amsterdam" , "Operacion Mogador" , "La Ley Del Colt" and directed four films including an Euro.-spy flick : "Chinos y minifaldas" (1967) in similar style to ¨Rififí in Amsterdam¨(1966) and Password: Uccidete agente Gordon(1966) . While Sergio Grieco was a good Italian artesan who made a lot of adventures, action and thrillers movies as ¨Sergeant Klems¨, ¨SOS agent 017¨, ¨The mysterious swordsman¨ , ¨Lucrezia Borgia¨, ¨La regina dei Tartaro¨, ¨Il Capitano di Ferro¨, ¨Pirates of the Black Hawk¨ and several others. Rating : 4/10 . Inferior Italian/Spanish Euro-thriller.
Routine Euro-spy movie with ordinary ingredients : thrills , noisy action , plot twists , several villain roles , bare fist-fights , various international locations , shootouts with high body-count and being middlingly entertaining from start to finish . The story is a fun mess starting with a twisted intrigue and some spectacular locations from Madrid, Spain, Rome, Lazio, Italy, Tripoli, Libya . Happening mutual spying and silly confrontations with a lot of violent karate fights , leaps and crossfire . Colorful and so-so rendition about European spy subgenre , a prolific genre during the sixties , not taking any situation seriously . A fashion , but pedestrian routine spy film at the time, meaning it stuck to a lot of what was currently popular , but here including some embarrassing and nonsense scenes . Inspired by the success of the James Bond films, as this spy sub-genre borrows heavily from the OO7 series that at the time starred Sean Connery , such as : Dr No, From Russia with love , Thunderball, and Goldfinger , including frequent appearance of the simple helicopter pursuing the good guys , common in these early James Bond pictures , adding a thrilling and repetitive musical score by Piero Umiliani. This ¨Password: Kill Agent Gordon¨ (1966) seems to be shot at the same time as ¨Rififi in Amsterdam¨ (1966) , in fact both have similar actors , producers and a similar technical and artistic team ; so it is concluded that it was shot back to back . The content remains the same as the title : an unknown villain as mastermind , beautiful mini-skirt girls , along with ridiculous , uptight and extremely silly action set pieces from a today's point of view . A Sixties-style film usually has a short sell-by date , and this flick isn't exception . The leading role was ordinarily played by Sword and Sandals regular Roger Browne who was a popular as well as untalented player at the time , a mediocre actor who couldn't carry a rickety product like this . The script doesn't help him either , as it consists of the habitual intrigue to take on a powerful organitation , while our starring go around the world and actually tells no more than different people spying on and beating up each other in the hope of getting their nasty purports . Of course , with such a film from nostalgic and botcher ways , one does not count on high art work . It is staged in a hopelessly amateurish way , it shows us rows of bare fights and several confrontations with a number of dead people in the worst choreography . As our starring behaving in such an tough activity and so stupid manners so that committing usual mistakes on their own way . The screenplay works with unnecessary contradictions and implausibility , including hilarious or absurd moments , and the story is thinner than it usually is in works of this kind , the Euro-spy sub-genre . There are colorful outdoors by cameraman Juan Julio Baena showing sightseeing from France , Italy , Libya , and particularly Spain with sights from sunny coasts and Mediterranean outdoors . However , the worn-out cinematography spoils the spectacle , being really necessary a perfect remastering beacuse the film copy is really wasted . It has some flaws and gaps , as it does tend to get a bit old , including repetitive nature of some fight scenes , and excessive nonsense , but it has a bit of fun , at times, so it cares . The main and support cast -with everyone having amusement- are regular , slightly adequate to their functional characters . Appearing some familiar faces from the Sixties who worked in the habitual 60s , 70s sub-genres : Peplum, Spaghetti Western , Giallo, horror, Euro-thriller , as Spanish actors, such as : Helga Liné , Miguel de la Riva as Michael Rivers , Beni Deus , Alfonso Rojas, Ángel Menéndez , and Italian ones : Franco Ressell , Andrea Scotti, Enzo Andronico , Umberto Raho , Jeff Cameron, Aldo Canti . As well as some gorgeous girls in bikini or mini-skirt , such as : Rosalba Neri , Mila Stanic , Kitty Swan, and , of course , the always attractive Helga Liné .
The motion picture was middlingly written by Ramón Comas and regularly directed by Sergio Grieco . Ramón Comas was as a craftsman who worked as a writer , production manager , producer and finally filmmaker . As he wrote some international co-productions such as : "Rififi in Amsterdam" , "Operacion Mogador" , "La Ley Del Colt" and directed four films including an Euro.-spy flick : "Chinos y minifaldas" (1967) in similar style to ¨Rififí in Amsterdam¨(1966) and Password: Uccidete agente Gordon(1966) . While Sergio Grieco was a good Italian artesan who made a lot of adventures, action and thrillers movies as ¨Sergeant Klems¨, ¨SOS agent 017¨, ¨The mysterious swordsman¨ , ¨Lucrezia Borgia¨, ¨La regina dei Tartaro¨, ¨Il Capitano di Ferro¨, ¨Pirates of the Black Hawk¨ and several others. Rating : 4/10 . Inferior Italian/Spanish Euro-thriller.
