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Agent Sigma 3 - Mission Goldwalther 

An electronic ray that can counter any aerial attacks has just been invented by Professor Goodwin, but before he can put in good hands, he is kidnapped by a criminal organization, that starts an international bid for him and his invention among the rogue countries of the world. The CIA sends Agent Sigma 3 to find the Professor before the transaction takes place. His mission takes him from Rome to Tangiers, and to Barcelona.
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An electronic ray that can counter any aerial attacks has just been invented by Professor Goodwin, but before he can put in good hands, he is kidnapped by a criminal organization, that starts an international bid for him and his invention among the rogue countries of the world. The CIA sends Agent Sigma 3 to find the Professor before the transaction takes place. His mission takes him from Rome to Tangiers, and to Barcelona.

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Genre:Adventure, Action
Directed By:Gian Paolo Callegari
Written By:Tiziano Longo, Romano Migliorini, Roberto Natale
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Imex Cine, Estela Films

Cast

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Gian Paolo Callegari

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Jack Taylor

Charles Butler / Agent Sigma 3

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Silvia Solar

Catherine

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Armando Calvo

Karamesinis

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Mia Genberg

Anna

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Remo De Angelis

Karl

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Sheila Rosin

Maylin

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Mario Novelli

Joey, Sigma 3's Best Friend

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Gualtiero Isnenghi

Professor Goodwin

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Diana Martín

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Walter Neng

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Lilian Saxon

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