The island paradise of San Felipe has undergone a revolution! The charismatic General Siqueiros has assumed control! Those assisting him though have an agenda far beyond a simple dictatorship of a inconsequential banana republic! They’re scheming to put the entire world at their mercy through the mad scientist Karlesten’s efforts to develop a deadly missile-carried gas! And only one man can stop him! Walter Ross, Agent 3S3! And he not only has a license to kill, but also a license to spank!
Sergio Sollima
Director
George Ardisson
Walter Ross, Agent 3S3
Frank Wolff
Ivan Mikhailovic
Evi Marandi
Melissa Shaw, British agent
Michel Lemoine
Radek
Fernando Sancho
General Emilio Siqueiros
Manolita Barroso
John Karlsen
Mikhailovic's Boss
Kitty Swan
Una dell'harem di Siqueiros (as Kersten Svanhold)
Luz Márquez
Signora Barrientos
Eduardo Fajardo
Professor Theodore Karleston
Leontine Snell
Josefa
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