An out-of-work and penniless American pilot is offered work in Mozambique and promptly becomes an unwitting pawn in a world of drug smuggling, kidnap and murder.
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Title: Mozambique (1964)
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Cast
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| Steve Cochran | ... | Brad Webster | |
| Hildegard Knef | ... | Ilona Valdez (as Hildegarde Neff) | |
| Paul Hubschmid | ... | Commaro | |
| Vivi Bach | ... | Christina | |
| Martin Benson | ... | Da Silva | |
| Dietmar Schönherr | ... | Henderson (as Dietmar Schonherr) | |
| George Leech | ... | Carl | |
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Gert van den Bergh | ... | The Arab (as Gert Van Den Bergh) |
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Vic Perry | ... | Sgt. Rodrigues |
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Harold Berens | ... | Banker |
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Peter Maxwell | ||
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Sophia Kammara | ... | (as Sophia Spentos) |
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Bill Levisohn | ||
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Josh du Toit | ... | Policeman (as Josh Du Toit) |
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Madeleine Usher | ... | Solo dancer |
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An out-of-work and penniless American pilot is offered work in Mozambique and promptly becomes an unwitting pawn in a world of drug smuggling, kidnap and murder.
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Mozambique. Where everything and everyone has a price ... See more »Parents Guide:
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The flight from Lisbon to Mozambique is in a Lufthansa aircraft. Since the flight was between Portuguese territories, the direct route would have been a TAP flight. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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9 February 1966 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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A merry yarn and predictably cheesy in all the right places. The fight scenes are particularly wanting and the dialogue is more than inadequate in places, but one is compelled to hang in there to let the plot unravel. The characters are implausible rather than larger-than-life, especially the Arab contingent, but this was 1965 and the swinging sixties seems an acceptable excuse. As usual, for movies of this period and genre, the hero is sadly old enough to be the father of the damsel in distress, leaving one to wonder: where were all the young, virile men before 1970? Perhaps it's also somewhat surprising that, being a British-made film, there is a distinct lack of black actors and extras, especially as this actually was filmed in Mozambique! Overall, it's not the worst way to kill an hour and a half, unless you have something better to do such as walk the dog.