Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill!
(1971)
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Brad Killian
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| Jean Seberg | ... |
Emily Hamilton
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| James Mason | ... |
Alan Hamilton
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| Curd Jürgens | ... |
Grueningen
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Daniel Emilfork | ... |
Mejid
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Mauro Parenti | ... |
Cremona
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José María Caffarel | ... |
Algate
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Carlos Montoya | ... |
Ahmed
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Memphis Slim | ... |
Himself
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Henri Garcin | ... |
Lawyer
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Víctor Israel | ... |
Baron
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| Aldo Sambrell | ... |
Carcopino
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Luciano Pigozzi | ... |
Medina
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Cris Huerta | ... |
Nico Bizanthios
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Tito García | ... |
Spyros Bizanthios
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Interpol investigates the freelance killings of drug and porn peddlers.
Taglines:
Kill the pusher. Kill the source. Kill the contact.Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
March 1974 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! See more »Box Office
Gross:
ESP 23,187,702 (Spain)Company Credits
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Color (Eastmancolor)Aspect Ratio:
1.66 : 1
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Lyrics by Romain Gary and Jacques Chaumont
Music by Berto Pisano and Jacques Chaumont
Performed by Doris Troy
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"Kill 'Em All"Lyrics by Romain Gary and Jacques Chaumont
Music by Berto Pisano and Jacques Chaumont
Performed by Doris Troy
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An extremely remarkable feature, partly because of Romain Gary's script, the husband of Jean Seberg, which does not appear from the information. This multi-award winner writer (of for instance *The Roots of Heaven* (directed by John Huston with Errol Flynn) shot himself December 2nd 1980 one year after the suicide of his wife Jean Seberg, who was hounded to death by the FBI for no valid reason at all. This film was maybe their last major collaboration, and the script (the story of the film) is ingenious, James Mason in the final *ballet* scene seeing his worst nightmare come true. Romain Gary was a survivor of the Holocaust, which is touchingly described in his autobiography "Promise at Dawn", perhaps the most brilliant and moving epic of a mother ever written, in which every word is true.