Kenner (1969)

Director:

Steve Sekely

Writers:

Mary P. Murray (story), Robert L. Richards (screenplay),

Stars:

Jim Brown, Madlyn Rhue, Robert Coote

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jim Brown	...	Roy Kenner
Madlyn Rhue	...	Anasuya
Robert Coote	...	Henderson
Ricky Cordell	...	Saji
Charles Horvath	...	Tom Jordan
Prem Nath	...	Sandy
Kuljit Singh	...	Young Sikh
Sulochana Latkar	...	Mother Superior (as Sulochana)
Ursula Prince	...	Sister Katherine
Tony North	...	American Friend
Ming Hung	...	Ring Referee
R.P. Wright	...	Gym Owner
Nitin Sethi	...	Customs Officer
Mahendra Jhaveri	...	Young Hindu
G.S. Aasie	...	Shoe Merchant

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

one word title | character name in title

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Taglines:

The daring manhunt that turns exotic Bombay into a hellhole of terror!

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Genres:

Mystery | Drama

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Certificate:

G

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 March 1969 (USA)

Also Known As:

O Vingador de Bombaim

Filming Locations:

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Company Credits

Production Co:

M & M Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

92 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Metrocolor)

Did You Know?

Connections

Featured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 2: The Deuce (2006)

User Reviews

Just plain awful

I see that from the lack of comments that this film does not make the rounds on TV that often. It is not on video nor DVD. I saw this film recently. It was on a tape that I had that was taped from TV many years ago. Now I know why I did not remember this picture. Jim Brown plays an American Sailor who goes to Bombay India, to search for a guy that cheated him out of some money. He gets tangled up with a young boy that is searching for his American father. The acting is horrible and the story makes nearly no sense at all. The photography is so so, but should have been much better. This film was made in 1969 when MGM had changed hands, and the film quality started to lack. This film should remain in the vaults. See it if you are a Jim Brown fan, otherwise beware. * star