Foxtrap, le piège

Original title: Foxtrap

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Fred Williamson in Foxtrap, le piège (1986)

Private detective is hired by rich man to find his niece, who has disappeared while traveling in Europe.Private detective is hired by rich man to find his niece, who has disappeared while traveling in Europe.Private detective is hired by rich man to find his niece, who has disappeared while traveling in Europe.

Directors
- Fred Williamson
- Jean-Marie Pallardy
Writers
- Aubrey K. Rattan
- Fred Williamson
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4.2/10

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Directors
- Fred Williamson
- Jean-Marie Pallardy
Writers
- Aubrey K. Rattan
- Fred Williamson
Stars

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Jean-Marie Pallardy

Rico
(as Jean M. Pallaroy)

Daniele Romer

Monique

Beatrice Palme

Marianna

Maurizio Bonuglia

Marco

Cleo Sebastian

Josie

Fred Williamson

Thomas Fox

Christopher Connelly

J.T.
(as Chris Connelly)

Arlene Golonka

Emily

Donna Owen

Susan

Lela Rochon

Lindy

Kimberly Rae

Secretary

Nick Dimitri

Hank
(as Nick Dimitris)

Peter Gonneau

Land Lord

Franco Beltramme

Marco's henchman
(uncredited)

Bruno Di Luia

Marco's henchman
(uncredited)

Ottorino Polentini

Marco's henchman
(uncredited)

Directors
- Fred Williamson
- Jean-Marie Pallardy
Writers
- Aubrey K. Rattan
- Fred Williamson
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Trivia
The end credits promise a sequel called "The Fox and the Cobra" that was never realized.

Goofs
When a car explodes near the end, there's no dummy or stunt person where the driver ought to be.

Crazy credits
The End Watch next summer for The Fox and the Cobra

Connections
References Toxic Avenger (1984)

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Featured review

5/10

Great memories for this little film

Back in the 80's, this film was released in Argentina. It was really strange and as every two Friday, my father and I went to Lavalle street (it used to be the Film Theatres Street) to check some film. There was nothing to see, late shows already started and the rest of the films were rated R. Last chance... Foxtrap. There we went. My father complaining for his luck. Me... happy because we were going to the movies. The film is amazingly dumb but funny enough to delight a little kid and bring out the rage of a father. Long live films! and The Fred Williamson...