Le courageux, le traître et le sans-pitié

Titre original : El hombre de Caracas

1967
1h 33min

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Le courageux, le traître et le sans-pitié (1967)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter escaping from a prison camp, an undercover Policeman infiltrates a Revolutionary Movement bent on stealing guns and ammo for their cause. He finds that he must combat the entire group ... Tout lireAfter escaping from a prison camp, an undercover Policeman infiltrates a Revolutionary Movement bent on stealing guns and ammo for their cause. He finds that he must combat the entire group single-handed. Larry AndersonAfter escaping from a prison camp, an undercover Policeman infiltrates a Revolutionary Movement bent on stealing guns and ammo for their cause. He finds that he must combat the entire group single-handed. Larry Anderson

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LOTS OF GUNFIRE IN THIS EURO-SPY

A former policeman, LT Juan Sevilla, escapes from a prison camp and joins a Revolutionary Movement. He is referred to as AGENT 162, so he can appear to be a James Bond like spy. He must take-on the group single-handedly. There isn't a main villain but a round-table of characters running the gang. First they hold up a train and steal machine guns but the car with the ammo blows up. Then they trick an army unit into giving them the ammo they need. The body count is high as the machine gun fire seems endless throughout the movie. Our Hero almost gets killed fighting on a Gondola lift. There are three lovely babes in this movie, who also appeared in many other Euro-Spy movies. Tere Velazquez (pronounced Terry, she also uses Teresa in other movies. She was in the famous, Rape of the Sabines in 1962. Helene Channel just stands around looking beautiful. Ivy Holzer is one of the gang. All three ladies also appeared in many Sword & Sandal movies. In this English version on YT, Edward G. Muller is listed as the Director and the screenwriter. The Georgio Ardisson movie, COUNTDOWN TO DOOMSDAY (which is on my YT channel), was also filmed in Caracas. In fact, the "oil fields blowing up scene" used in both, looks like the same bit of footage.

I visited Venezuela in 1987, when it was safe to do so, and found the country enchanting.