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Title: The Doll Squad (1973)
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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Michael Ansara | ... | Eamon O'Reilly | |
| Francine York | ... | Sabrina Kincaid | |
| Anthony Eisley | ... | Victor Connelly | |
| John Carter | ... | Sen. Stockwell | |
| Lisa Todd | ... | Maria | |
| Rafael Campos | ... | Rafael | |
| Lillian Garrett | ... | Nancy Malone | |
| William Bagdad | ... | Joseph | |
| Herb Robins | ... | Munson (as Herb Robbins) | |
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Curt Matson | ... | Capt. Curran |
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Christopher Augustine | ... | (as Chris Augustine) |
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Bertil Unger | ... | Mr. Cahaymen |
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Gustaf Unger | ... | Dr. Cahaymen (as Gustave Unger) |
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Richard Reed | ... | French Representative |
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William Bonano | ||
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Squad of beautiful government agents tries to catch saboteurs.
Plot Keywords:
psychotronic film | camp | freudian psychoanalysis | hypnosis | world domination |Taglines:
'Charlie's Angels' Never Looked This Good! See more »Parents Guide:
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Music by Nicholas Carras
Lyrics by Buddy Kaye and Solomon King
Sung by Solomon King
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It is speculated that Aaron Spelling got the idea for Charlie's Angels (1976) after attending the premier of this film. See more »Goofs
The finale of the film supposedly takes place on a remote island off the coast of South America, yet the vehicles driven by the bad guys bear Montana license plates. See more »Alternate Versions
The film was originally shown in two versions, both possibly uncut, with different posters aiming at different markets: The Doll Squad, rated PG, distributed by Geneni Film; and Seduce and Destroy, rated R, by Dinero Productions. See more »Soundtracks
Song for SabrinaMusic by Nicholas Carras
Lyrics by Buddy Kaye and Solomon King
Sung by Solomon King
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19 September 1973 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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One of schlock film master Ted Mikels' best bad films. Not as famous or fun as the Astro Zombies, but certainly worth checking out. Mikels is said to have sued TV Mogul Aron Spelling over Doll Squad, claiming Spelling created "Charlie's Angels" based on this film! That gives Spelling way too much credit. Don't know what ever came of the law suit, but I would like to listen to Mikels' legal arguments! Typical Grade Z government actor types program a big secret super computer to choose the ideal squad of secret agents to save the world, and it comes up with 4 fighting bimbos for the job. They use their sex appeal and unconvincing martial art skills to get the bad guy and titilate the audience. Everything in the movie has a very brown-orange shag carpet 1970's look. I'm sure Mikels was the first on his block to get a leisure suit.