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I Deal in Danger

I Deal in Danger

★ 5.61966Movie1 h 30 mEstados Unidos

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During World War II, an American who sympathizes with the Nazi cause defects to Germany, where he is greeted as a hero and given a job broadcasting propaganda to the West. What the Nazis don't know is that he is really a double agent.

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I Deal in Danger

1966

R

1 h 30 m

Estados Unidos

Aksyon

Drama

War

During World War II, an American who sympathizes with the Nazi cause defects to Germany, where he is greeted as a hero and given a job broadcasting propaganda to the West. What the Nazis don't know is that he is really a double agent.

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Nangungunang Cast(18)

Robert Goulet

David March

Christine Carère

Suzanne Duchard

Donald Harron

Spauling

Horst Frank

Luber

Werner Peters

Elm

Eva Pflug

Gretchen Hoffmann

Christiane Schmidtmer

Ericka von Lindendorf

John Van Dreelen

von Lindendorf

Hans Reiser

Richter

Margit Saad

Baroness

Peter Capell

Eckhardt

Osman Ragheb

Dr. Brunner

John Alderson

Gorleck

Dieter Eppler

Dr. Stolnitz

Manfred Andrae

Dr. Zimmer

Alexander Allerson

Kraus

Paul Glawion

Submarine Pilot

Dieter Kirchlechner

Becker

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Nikita

29/05/2023 20:11

source: I Deal in Danger

@bhavu9892

16/11/2022 11:38

I Deal in Danger

Shristi Khadka

16/11/2022 02:44

This film is based on a 1960s TV series (Blue Light), and it shows. The movie (and its music) had a real "TV" feel, meaning that at times it felt kind of cheesy. For example, the big props in the underground scene looked like they were slapped together with plastic and glue (because they were). Then the American kills a man by putting his neck in an arm-lock for five seconds. And the main characters spoke of their plans in loud voices with the enemy just a few feet away. However, the movie as a whole wasn't too bad - it's still worth a watch. The one thing missing was the hundreds of starving forced-laborers, who in reality would have been working in the subterranean facility.

آآآيوتةةة👑🇱🇾

16/11/2022 02:44

This is really just an FYI that this 1966 American spy "film" is actually a compilation of the first four ~25' episodes of a total of seventeen of the on-season series, "Blue Light, that aired on ABC-TV from January 12 to May 18, 1966: 101, Jan. 12, 1966, The Last Man 102, Jan. 19, 1966 Target, David March 103, Jan. 26, 1966 The Fortress Below 104, Feb. 02, 1966 The Weapon Within The negative critics really offer no legitimate criticism in view of how FAR worse much of today's stuff is.

LoLo233

16/11/2022 01:33

This newly released "compilation" of the 60's show "Blue Light" is well worth a look if you grew up on 60's TV like I did. Combat, Rat Patrol, 12 o'clock high, if you loved those shows you'll enjoy this film/series. Robert Goulet was a singer in the mold of Michael Bolton in the 60's (along with his annoying wife Carol Lawrence) when they put him in this show. Surprisingly he is the best part of it. He's suave, and tough, and believable,(think Pierce Brosnon in the Bond films) and it's hard to figure out why he didn't take off in TV/Movies after this short lived show. It's obvious the producers were trying to capitalize on the Bond craze at the time when they made this series and maybe it just got lost in the shuffle. The story is pretty good; the production values not bad for 60's TV; and if they made more episodes I'd want to see them. Check this film out. 50kmwalk

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Nikita

29/05/2023 20:11

source: I Deal in Danger

@bhavu9892

16/11/2022 11:38

I Deal in Danger

Shristi Khadka

16/11/2022 02:44

This film is based on a 1960s TV series (Blue Light), and it shows. The movie (and its music) had a real "TV" feel, meaning that at times it felt kind of cheesy. For example, the big props in the underground scene looked like they were slapped together with plastic and glue (because they were). Then the American kills a man by putting his neck in an arm-lock for five seconds. And the main characters spoke of their plans in loud voices with the enemy just a few feet away. However, the movie as a whole wasn't too bad - it's still worth a watch. The one thing missing was the hundreds of starving forced-laborers, who in reality would have been working in the subterranean facility.

آآآيوتةةة👑🇱🇾

16/11/2022 02:44

This is really just an FYI that this 1966 American spy "film" is actually a compilation of the first four ~25' episodes of a total of seventeen of the on-season series, "Blue Light, that aired on ABC-TV from January 12 to May 18, 1966: 101, Jan. 12, 1966, The Last Man 102, Jan. 19, 1966 Target, David March 103, Jan. 26, 1966 The Fortress Below 104, Feb. 02, 1966 The Weapon Within The negative critics really offer no legitimate criticism in view of how FAR worse much of today's stuff is.

LoLo233

16/11/2022 01:33

This newly released "compilation" of the 60's show "Blue Light" is well worth a look if you grew up on 60's TV like I did. Combat, Rat Patrol, 12 o'clock high, if you loved those shows you'll enjoy this film/series. Robert Goulet was a singer in the mold of Michael Bolton in the 60's (along with his annoying wife Carol Lawrence) when they put him in this show. Surprisingly he is the best part of it. He's suave, and tough, and believable,(think Pierce Brosnon in the Bond films) and it's hard to figure out why he didn't take off in TV/Movies after this short lived show. It's obvious the producers were trying to capitalize on the Bond craze at the time when they made this series and maybe it just got lost in the shuffle. The story is pretty good; the production values not bad for 60's TV; and if they made more episodes I'd want to see them. Check this film out. 50kmwalk

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