Italy, France, 1966
84m
35mm, colour
mono, English
An Italian spy thriller and borderline science fiction film directed by Antonio Margheriti using the pseudonym Anthony Dawson.
Plot Summary
Secret agent A 077 travels to Casablanca in search of a missing scientist.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Anthony Dawson [real name: Antonio Margheriti]
Flora Film S.r.l., Regina Films, Zenith Cinematografica
Produced by: Mino Loy, Luciano Martino
Story and Screenplay by: Julian Berry [real name: Ernesto Gastaldi]
Director of Photography: Richard Thierry [real name: Riccardo Pallottini]
Editor: Jack Quintly [real name: Renato Cinquini]
Music by: Carlo Savina
Sound Engineers: Fred Angel, Brown Moreal [real name: Bruno Moreal]
Costume Designer: Dick Sunday [real name: Riccardo Domenici]
Make-up: Frank Cold [real name: Franco Freda]
Art Director: Dick Sunday [real name: Riccardo Domenici]
Cast
Richard Harrison (Bob Fleming)
Susy Andersen (Velka)
Wandisa Guida (Sheena Coleman)
Marcel Charvey (Coleman)
Jeanine Reynaud (Halima)
Jim Clay [real name: Aldo Cecconi] (Tommy Sturgeon)
John Hawkwood [real name: Giovanni Di Benedetto]
Fredlyn Frank
Freddy Unger [real name: Goffredo Unger]
Claudio Biava
Mitsouko (Moira)
Alternative Titles
077 Bob Fleming: Vår man i Casablanca – Sweden
077 Casablancassa – Finland
A 077 défie les tueurs – France
Bob Fleming Mission Casablanca – West Germany
Killers Are Challenged – USA
Links
Sequel to
Le spie uccidono a Beirut (1965).
References
Periodicals
- The Daily Cinema no.9507 (8 April 1968) p.6
- Kine Weekly no.3156 (6 April 1968) p.11
- Monthly Film Bulletin vol.35 no.412 (May 1968) p.75
- Variety 23 August 1967 p.27 – note (Planet Films to Handle 3 Embassy Pix in Brit.)
Books
- American International Pictures: A Comprehensive Filmography by Rob Craig p.224
- Feature Films, 1960-1969: A Filmography of English-language and Major Foreign-language United States Releases by Harris M. Lentz III p.237-238
- The International Spy Guide 001 by Richard Rhys Davies p.15 – illustrated credits, note
- Kine Yearbook 1969 p.115
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.242
