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Funeral for an Assassin (1977)
Michael Cardiff is a professional revolutionary highly trained in a variety of techniques of assassination, infiltration and evading law enforcement. After escaping from prison he places identification items on a decomposed body to make him appear dead as he plans his revenge against the government. Cardiff uses his skills to murder a prominent judge making his death look like an accident in order to plant an improvised explosive device at his funeral attended by the movers and shakers of the regime. Only one non conformist police captain is on to his plans.
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Michael Cardiff is a professional revolutionary highly trained in a variety of techniques of assassination, infiltration and evading law enforcement. After escaping from prison he places identification items on a decomposed body to make him appear dead as he plans his revenge against the government. Cardiff uses his skills to murder a prominent judge making his death look like an accident in order to plant an improvised explosive device at his funeral attended by the movers and shakers of the regime. Only one non conformist police captain is on to his plans.
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Genre:Crime, Action
Written By:Walter Brough
In Theaters:2/1/1977
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:IvanWalt Productions, FOAA Productions, Kavalier Films
Cast
Ivan Hall
Director
Vic Morrow
Michael Cardiff
Peter van Dissel
Capt. Evered Roos
Gaby Getz
Julia Ivens
Stuart Parker
Commander Overbeek
Sam Williams
Umzinga
Gillian Garlick
Nurse Susan Schoenfeld
Siegfried Mynhardt
Judge William Whitfield
Norman Coombes
Fourie
Chris Bezuidenhout
Karl Yates
Albert Raphael
Claude Ormsby
Johan Brewis
Reverend Martin Hemsley
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