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The Adventurers (1970)
Director: Lewis Gilbert
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From Time Out Film Guide
Revolutionary politics in a fictitious South American state seen through the eyes of Harold Robbins. Or in other words, the usual mixture of sex, fast cars and drugs with a few 'Eh gringos' and 'Viva la Revoluciones' thrown in for good measure. A really bad movie made even worse by the appearance of 'actor extraordinaire' Rossano Brazzi in a cameo role.Author: PH
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- Peter Holmes said...
- Posted on Aug 18 2007 03:59 Do not agree with the "bad" critics of this underrated movie. I still remember scenes nearly 40 years on, eg the boy's dog being suddenly shot. Good soundtrack too.
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Cast & crew
Director: Lewis Gilbert
Producer: Lewis Gilbert
Cast: Bekim Fehmiu, Alan Badel, Candice Bergen, Ernest Borgnine, Leigh Taylor-Young, Fernando Rey, Charles Aznavour, Olivia de Havilland full cast
Duration: 171 mins
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