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Furia à Bahia pour OSS 117

  • 1965
  • 1h 39m
IMDb RATING
5.7/10
483
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Mylène Demongeot and Frederick Stafford in Furia à Bahia pour OSS 117 (1965)
SpyActionAdventureThriller

Agent OSS 117 is dispatched to Rio de Janeiro to investigate an organization developing a mysterious drug which is capable of completely controlling anyone injected with it.Agent OSS 117 is dispatched to Rio de Janeiro to investigate an organization developing a mysterious drug which is capable of completely controlling anyone injected with it.Agent OSS 117 is dispatched to Rio de Janeiro to investigate an organization developing a mysterious drug which is capable of completely controlling anyone injected with it.

  • Director
    • André Hunebelle
  • Writers
    • Jean Bruce
    • Pierre Foucaud
    • Jean Halain
  • Stars
    • Frederick Stafford
    • Mylène Demongeot
    • Raymond Pellegrin
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    5.7/10
    483
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • André Hunebelle
    • Writers
      • Jean Bruce
      • Pierre Foucaud
      • Jean Halain
    • Stars
      • Frederick Stafford
      • Mylène Demongeot
      • Raymond Pellegrin
    • 12User reviews
    • 15Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 nomination total

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    Frederick Stafford
    Frederick Stafford
    • Hubert Bonnisseur de la Bath, alias OSS 117
    Mylène Demongeot
    Mylène Demongeot
    • Anna-Maria Sulza
    Raymond Pellegrin
    Raymond Pellegrin
    • Leandro Oliveira
    Perrette Pradier
    Perrette Pradier
    • Consuela Moroni 1
    Annie Anderson
    • Consuela Moroni 2
    • (as Annie Andersson)
    Jacques Riberolles
    Jacques Riberolles
    • Miguel Sulza
    François Maistre
    François Maistre
    • Carlos
    Yves Furet
    • Clark
    Guy Delorme
    • Karl
    Jean-Pierre Janic
    • Ludwig
    Yvan Chiffre
    • Un homme de main
    André Cagnard
    Guy Fox
    Gérard Moisan
    Rico Lopez
    • Un tueur chez Ellis
    • (as Rico López)
    Henri Attal
    Henri Attal
    • Un tueur
    • (as Henri Atal)
    Agildo Ribeiro
    Agildo Ribeiro
      Dominique Zardi
      Dominique Zardi
      • Un tueur
      • Director
        • André Hunebelle
      • Writers
        • Jean Bruce
        • Pierre Foucaud
        • Jean Halain
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      vjetorix

      A superior example of the spy genre

      This was director Andre Hunebelle's third crack at OSS 117, the hero of Jean Bruce's novels, and we consider it probably his best effort. OSS 117 Mission For a Killer has a lot going for it. Among them is Frederick Stafford. He's just right as the smart and tough Hubert Bonnisseur de la Bath. He has an easy air of capability about him and we were surprised to learn that this was his first film credit. Stafford, who died in a plane crash in 1979, played the same role in OSS 117 From Tokyo With Love and he made one other spy flick in the sixties; Agent 505 - Death Trap Beirut.

      After four political assassinations occur inside a month, all perpetrated by drug-induced innocents, Stafford is sent to Rio to track down the source of the narcotic. Since it's Rio, we are treated to the prerequisite Carnival footage but it doesn't take up too much time. The Latin-inflected score by Michel Magne is just fine and in fact, blends well with the Rio and Bahia area locations. The film has plenty of action, good fights and intentional humor. Overall this is a superior example of the genre and well worth seeking out.
      10karlericsson

      a real gem

      What atmosphere! What lovely girl (Mylène D)! 4,7 as an average? I must protest!! This is pure magic, the stuff that dreams are made of. Who cares about the story! This is for boys! Pure adventure, a fairy-tale! Will it ever occur on DVD? In France? This is just one film of still many, which has not reached the DVD-format yet although there are thousands of films which are so much badder than this one, which we had to endure on DVD. Probably this is due to the fact, that the people who know about these good films are becoming an extinct race.
      6Uriah43

      On the Trail of Assassins in South America

      While vacationing at a ski resort OSS Agent 117 "Hubert Bonnisseur de la Bath" (Frederick Stafford) is contacted and told about a series of assassinations in South America that need to be investigated. As a result, he assumes a new identity as a news reporter by the name of "Hubert Delacroix" and takes the next available flight to Brazil. Upon landing he is met at the airport in Rio de Janeiro by a pretty woman named "Consuela Moroni" (Perrette Pradier) who claims to be the secretary of the person he was told to meet. However, because of the manner in which Consuela managed to get his attention, he becomes somewhat wary and upon arriving at their destination takes the car keys out of the ignition just in case. Minutes later he is attacked by three thugs and after disposing of them finds that Consuela is no longer in the car where he left her. To further add to his suspicions, he later meets another woman who also claims to be "Consuela Moroni" (this one played by Annie Andersson) who gives him a set of keys and some valuable information. What he still doesn't know, however, is who he can trust in his search for those responsible for the assassinations. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this film started off as a really good EuroSpy movie but it seemed to lose a bit of its momentum toward the end. Admittedly, this picture didn't have the financial resources that the "James Bond" films did during this time and it shows to a certain degree. Even so, it did an interesting plot, an exotic location and a couple of attractive actresses in Mylene Demongeot (as "Anna-Marie Sulza") to brighten the scenery so it definitely has some things in its favor. That being said, while not a great spy film by any means, it managed to pass the time well enough and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly above average.
      10shakspryn

      One of the very best Euro-spy films

      Wow, so much to like here! Frederick Stafford (a Slovakian by birth, came late to acting) is lean and handsome. I count three gorgeous ladies in the cast. I watched it on the recent dvd release--print looks very good. Our story begins in Europe, but almost immediately shifts to an assignment in Brazil for OSS-117. Fine use of the Brazilian locations is made by the director. We see the famous beaches and the mountains. The movie has a very good look--nothing cheap or low-budget about it. 117 tools around in a cool burgundy rental car, a model I don't know. The film has a number of crazy, wild action scenes that are very entertaining! Two, in particular, are as good as anything in a James Bond movie. There is a big, no-holds barred finale. This is just a kick-ass good movie! I've seen a lot of Euro-spy films; I've never seen one better than this.
      8coltras35

      Mission For a killer

      A secret agent (Frederick Stafford) is called to investigate a series of suicide attacks. However, he soon learns about a drug (a toxin derived from flowers) created by an organisation that has the ability to control a person.

      Great location shots, plenty of action, more than the previous OSS 117's, though it still grounded espionage work, and some impressive hand to hand combat; they are well choreographed ( there's no picking up furniture and smashing it over some one - just pure hand to hand; cool judo throws and inventive blocking techniques - there an especially impressive fight scene involving a flame thrower and a cool jungle showdown.

      Of course, the story is good, has enough intrigue mystery and danger to keep your attention. The production values are slick- Frederick Stafford is very good, suave but sly and intelligent. Amazing that this is his debut film and did nothing before ... the finale is a humdinger!!

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      • Release date
        • July 2, 1965 (France)
      • Countries of origin
        • France
        • Italy
      • Language
        • French
      • Also known as
        • OSS 117: Mission for a Killer
      • Filming locations
        • Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
      • Production companies
        • Da.Ma. Cinematografica
        • Production Artistique et Cinématographique (PAC)
        • Produzioni Cinematografiche Mediterranee (PCM)
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      • Runtime
        • 1h 39m(99 min)
      • Sound mix
        • Mono
      • Aspect ratio
        • 2.35 : 1

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