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Amanda Marvin
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Claudio Cassinelli | ... |
Lt. Claude de Ross
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Beryl Cunningham | ... |
Shakira
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| Joseph Cotten | ... |
Prof. Ernest Marvin
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Franco Iavarone | ... |
José
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Roberto Posse | ... |
Peter
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Giuseppe Castellano | ... |
Skip
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Franco Mazzieri | ... |
François
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Jim Alquist | ... |
James (US version)
(as James Alquist)
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Eunice Bolt | ... |
Samantha (US version)
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Tom J. Delaney | ... |
Patterson (US version)
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| Mel Ferrer | ... |
Radcliffe (US version)
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Decker (US version)
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After their prison ship sinks in the Caribbean, a group of prisoners and a doctor wash ashore on a seemingly deserted island. They soon discover a strange couple, who invite them to stay at their house. While the prisoners try to plan an escape, the doctor does some investigating, and soon finds out just what the pair are really doing, and why the prisoners keep disappearing mysteriously. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
Colourful if nonsensical tale set upon an uncharted island where Richard Johnson turns in a decent performance as a mad baddie searching for the lost gold of Atlantis and Barbara Bach doesn't do very much at all. The whole thing looks like much of it was made up as they went along with little bits of excitement every now and again to keep it going. There are some decent bits, I particularly like the home made diving bell contraption that lowers them down to peek at Atlantis and I have a soft spot for the fishmen themselves. Clearly copied from the 'Creature From The Black Lagoon', they are nevertheless pretty distinctive with their big fish eyes and facial colouring and especially effective when seen six or so at a time.