Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Joachim Fuchsberger | ... | Inspektor Higgins | |
Uschi Glas | ... | Ann Portland | |
Grit Boettcher | ... | Betty Falks | |
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Konrad Georg | ... | Keyston |
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Harry Riebauer | ... | Mark Denver |
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Tilly Lauenstein | ... | Harriet Foster |
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Ilse Pagé | ... | Sekretärin |
Siegfried Rauch | ... | Frank Keeney | |
Claus Holm | ... | Glenn Powers | |
Günter Meisner | ... | Greaves | |
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Hans Epskamp | ... | Bannister |
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Heinz Spitzner | ... | Harrison |
Jan Hendriks | ... | Brent | |
Rudolf Schündler | ... | Sergeant Hanfield | |
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Narziß Sokatscheff | ... | Cress Bartling (as Narziss Sokatscheff) |
Police try to track down a hooded serial killer who murders his victims with a combination of acid and poison gas.
The best way I can think to describe this movie is: suppose a group of German film makers snuck onto the deserted set of a Man From U.N.C.L.E. episode and made a movie there.
The only thing this movie has going for it is the sets. A fireplace where the mantle in front rises up to reveal a hidden doorway, a villain's lair with giant water tank holding large turtles, alligators (or maybe crocodiles) snapping at and eating anything tossed to them and a swimming pool with below surface level viewing windows.
Maybe this thing made sense in it's original language.