Credited cast: | |||
Maurizio Merli | ... | Betti | |
Raymond Pellegrin | ... | Arpino | |
John Saxon | ... | Albertelli | |
Mirella D'Angelo | ... | Luisa | |
Toni Ucci | ... | Cacace | |
Daniele Dublino | ... | Luzzi | |
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Sergio Fiorentini | ... | Mancuso |
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Franco Borelli | ... | Bertoli |
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Dino Mattielli | ... | Attardi |
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Rocco Oppedisano | ||
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Carlo Valli | ... | Rocchi |
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Marcello Monti | ... | Torri |
Massimo Vanni | ... | Fabbri | |
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Fortunato Arena | ... | Morel |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Enzo Andronico | ... | Boretti |
A crime syndicate starts a crime wave in Turin, they rob a bank, taking a hostage to get away from Police Inspector Betti and Ferrari, his partner. However, the hostage turned out to be their accomplice in disguise.
This 1976 Italian movie, which casts a great Maurizio Merli and the veteran John Saxon, is the third(and the last one)film of Commissario Betti's series, after Roma Violenta(also directed by Girolami) and Napoli Violenta(directed by Umberto Lenzi). It's really a terrific movie! The story is great, the soundtrack and the acting are outstanding and the action scenes are probably among the best shot ever, with a style very similar to Enzo G. Castellari's one(who is always synonym of quality). If you're big fans of Italian 70's poliziottesco, you have to watch this movie, which is one of the most representative and amazing ever shot! I suggest it to anybody!