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Eddie Davis (writer)
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13 November 1975 (Australia) more
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Max Foster (Carl Betz), an American newspaper reporter, is in Hong Kong to assist a defecting Russian diplomat... more | add synopsis
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Long time since it was called Peking! more (1 total)

Cast

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Carl Betz ... Max Foster
Nancy Kwan ... Sue Ten Chan
Bobby Rydell ... Buddy Foster
Sid Melton ... Benny Segal
Don Reid ... Spronsky
Eva Lynd ... Natalia (as Eva von Feilitz)
Vicki Benet ... Tess
Owen Weingott ... Barina
Sandy Gore ... Marisa Russo
Graham Rouse ... Varitch
Kevin Golsby ... Butcher
Penny Sugg ... Shirley
John Warwick ... Inspector
Susan Jarett ... Lydia
Robert Bruning ... Karl
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Long time since it was called Peking!, 12 November 2001
Author: Noel Bailey (uds3@hotmail.com) from Longmont: Colorado US

Apathetic and totally uninteresting Aussie flick about Consular wheelings and dealings. It might even be described as a murder mystery: A mystery why they made it, and murder to watch!

Carl Betz (a 'competent' actor rather than a dynamic screen personality) plays Max Foster, an American writer caught up in a web of intrigue and disinterest when a Russian diplomat's diary goes missing following his death by anything but natural causes. There's the plot, the viewer has actually to supply his own intrigue.

Notable only for being Jack Thompson's first screen appearance. Nancy Kwan is wasted and they even squeezed 60's pop pretty-boy Bobby Rydell into the proceedings in an attempt to dredge up interest. The ploy failed and the film died at the box office. Aussie viewers may enjoy trying to find John Laws cameo here. For the US market the title was changed to THE GIRL FROM PEKING. Audiences there were equally underwhelmed!

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