A wealthy industrialist hires Julia Hemingway and her elite team of three female mercenaries to sabotage a deal between his competitor and an oil sheik. They spy, seduce, steal and, when their employer tries to double-cross them, kill.
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Ina Skriver | ... | Julia Hemingway (as Christina World) |
| Suzanne Danielle | ... | Dahlia | |
| June Chadwick | ... | Lucy | |
| Anika Pavel | ... | Carol | |
| Stephan Chase | ... | Max Rowlands | |
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Philip Bloomfield | ... | Gunman |
| Derrick Branche | ... | Ahmed Zamani | |
| Ava Cadell | ... | Anita | |
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Nina Carter | ... | Herself (as Blonde on Blonde) |
| Edward de Souza | ... | Yorgo Praxis | |
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Chris Dillinger | ... | Assassin |
| Terry Downes | ... | Trainer | |
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Julian Fox | ... | Davis |
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Hot Gossip | ... | Dancers |
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Seymour Green | ... | Levin |
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A wealthy industrialist hires Julia Hemingway and her elite team of three female mercenaries to sabotage a deal between his competitor and an oil sheik. They spy, seduce, steal and, when their employer tries to double-cross them, kill.
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Written by Sheila Ferguson & Georges Garvarentz
Performed by The Three Degrees
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Christina World receives an "introducing" credit (although under the name Ina Skriver she had appeared in several prior films). See more »Soundtracks
The Golden Lady (title song)Written by Sheila Ferguson & Georges Garvarentz
Performed by The Three Degrees
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Upon its (short-lived) UK release, the makers of this film boasted that it introduced a "female James Bond". Not likely, on a budget of £1m - on most Bond movies, that's probably the catering bill!
Still, the film does throw everything into the pot. There's sex, gory murders, some fairly tame action sequences and a "blink and you'll miss it" walk-on for Desmond Llewellyn, presumably to tie in with the Bond theme. Oh, and the theme music is catchy.