Two friends from America come together by chance in the Italian countryside. They decide to meet in Rome after both have done private deals. When one then not show up in Rome starts the other one become suspicious and fearful that something has happened to him. He begins to investigate the case himself and ends up in a spiral of industrial espionage, blackmail, and cold-blooded murder ...
Mino Guerrini
Director
George Ardisson
Vince Dreyser
Halina Zalewska
Fidelia Forrester
Günther Stoll
Commissioner Silvio Giunta
Mario Brega
Mario Galante
Hans von Borsody
Walter Dempsey
Cesarino Miceli Picardi
Guido Salvatorelli
Bill Vanders
Tennyson
Bettina Busch
Gloria
Luciano Rossi
Massimo Tucci
Pietro Martellanza
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