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Murderers' Row

Murderers' Row

5,7 /10 (46 Votes)
1966 EN 105 min

Overview

The handsome top agent Matt dies a tragic death in his bath tub - the women mourn about the loss. However it's just faked for his latest top-secret mission: He shall find Dr. Solaris, inventor of the Helium laser beam, powerful enough to destroy a whole continent. It seems Dr. Solaris has been kidnapped by a criminal organization. The trace leads to the Cote D'Azur.

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Release date

20/12/1966

Votes

46

Popularity

1.3

Matt Helm outdoes Matt Helm in his new all-out adventure!

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

105 min

Dean Martin

Dean Martin

Matt Helm

Ann-Margret

Ann-Margret

Suzie Solaris

Karl Malden

Karl Malden

Julian Wall

Camilla Sparv

Camilla Sparv

Coco Duquette

James Gregory

James Gregory

MacDonald

Beverly Adams

Beverly Adams

Lovey Kravezit

Richard Eastham

Richard Eastham

Dr. Norman Solaris

Tom Reese

Tom Reese

Ironhead

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Duke Howard

Billy Orcutt

Ted Hartley

Ted Hartley

Guard

Marcel Hillaire

Marcel Hillaire

Police Capt. Deveraux

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Corinne Cole

Miss January

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Robert Terry

Dr. Rogas

Dean Paul Martin

Dean Paul Martin

Self

Desi Arnaz Jr.

Desi Arnaz Jr.

Self

Billy Hinsche

Billy Hinsche

Self

Jacqueline Fontaine

Jacqueline Fontaine

Singer at Wake (uncredited)

Soon-Tek Oh

Soon-Tek Oh

Tempura (uncredited)

Gary Lasdun

Gary Lasdun

Philippe (uncredited)

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Mary Jane Mangler

Miss February (uncredited)

Amadee Chabot

Amadee Chabot

Miss March (uncredited)

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Luci Ann Cook

Miss April (uncredited)

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Marilyn Tindall

Miss May (uncredited)

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Dee Duffy

Miss June (uncredited)

Jan Watson

Jan Watson

Miss July (uncredited)

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Rena Horten

Miss August (uncredited)

Mary Hughes

Mary Hughes

Miss September (uncredited)

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Dale Brown

Miss October (uncredited)

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Lynn Hartoch

Miss November (uncredited)

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Barbara Burgess

Miss December (uncredited)

Nadia Sanders

Nadia Sanders

Dominique (uncredited)

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Martin Abrahams

Dancer (uncredited)

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Dick Delmar

Dancer (uncredited)

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Heidi Winston

Dancer (uncredited)

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Martin Abrahams

Dancer at club (uncredited)

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Tom Anthony

Service Station Attendant (uncredited)

William Bagdad

William Bagdad

World Wide Agent (uncredited)

Vincent Barbi

Vincent Barbi

Henchman (uncredited)

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Fred Catania

Henchman (uncredited)

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Tony Dante

French Sailor (uncredited)

George Dee

George Dee

Bum (uncredited)

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Igor Dega

Policeman (uncredited)

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Nick Dimitri

Guard (uncredited)

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Dirk Evans

Guard (uncredited)

Peter Finch

Peter Finch

British agent (uncredited)

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Virginia Ann Ford

Jeanne (uncredited)

Helen Funai

Helen Funai

Bath Attendant (uncredited)

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Dee Gardner

Slaygirl (uncredited)

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Richard Gardner

Guard (uncredited)

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Joseph Gazal

Messenger (uncredited)

Frank Gerstle

Frank Gerstle

Furnas (uncredited)

No photo

Joe Gray

Guard (uncredited)

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Karen Joy

Waitress (uncredited)

Max Kleven

Max Kleven

Fortress Guard (uncredited)

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Beatriz Monteil

World Wide Agent (uncredited)

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Morry Ogden

Fortress Guard (uncredited)

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Bob Peoples

Fortress Guard (uncredited)

Alex Rodine

Alex Rodine

Guard (uncredited)

Dale Van Sickel

Dale Van Sickel

Fortress Guard (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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2022-11-25

⭐ 5

**_Britain has James Bond while America has (the inferior) Matt Helm_** An American ICE agent (Dean Martin) fakes his own death and goes to the French Riviera to track down the creator of a device that uses the concentrated power of sunlight for mass destruction. A diabolical organization has taken the scientist captive with intent to use his weapon for world domination. Karl Malden plays the leader of BIG O. "Murderer’s Row” (1966) was the second of four Matt Helm movies released in three years from winter, 1966, to winter, 1969. The franchise was obviously inspired by the great success…

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