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A journalist and secretary get involved in espionage.
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A journalist and secretary get involved in espionage.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Romance
Written By:Sandro Continenza, Roberto Gianviti
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Les Productions Jacques Roitfeld, Fida Cinematografica
Cast
Sergio Grieco
Director
Ken Clark
Dick Hallam
Irina Demick
Sylvie Meynard
Luigi Vannucchi
Brook
Loredana Nusciak
The Shadow's Agent
Jacques Berthier
Colonel Callaghan
Carlo Hintermann
The Shadow's Agent with furry collar
Michel Bardinet
Francisco Aguirrez
Giampiero Albertini
Cunningham's Chief Agent
Angelo Infanti
Pedro Almereyda / Max Schulz
Franco Giornelli
Cunningham's Agent
Andrea Scotti
Cunningham's Agent Disguised as a Nurse
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