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A Man Could Get Killed (1966)
"but what a wonderful way to die!"
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44
Starring
James Garner
Melina Mercouri
Sandra Dee
Directors
Cliff Owen
Ronald Neame
NR
1 hr 37 min
Mar 25th, 1966
Action
,
Comedy
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Plot
An American businessman visiting Lisbon gets mistaken for a British secret agent who stole some diamonds. As a result, he has everybody in Lisbon after him.
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Theatrical Release:
March 25th, 1966
Original Language:
English
Executive Producers:
James Garner
Production Companies:
Cherokee Productions
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Cast & Crew
J
James Garner
as William Beddoes
M
Melina Mercouri
as Aurora / Celeste da Costa
S
Sandra Dee
as Amy Franklin
A
Anthony Franciosa
as Steve / Antonio
R
Robert Coote
as Hatton / Jones
R
Roland Culver
as Doctor Mathieson
A
Alma Macrorie
Editor
C
Cliff Owen
Director
D
David E. Walker
Novel
T
T. E. B. Clarke
Screenplay
R
Ronald Neame
Director
R
Richard L. Breen
Screenplay
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