Mission: Monte Carlo

1974
1h 42m

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Tony Curtis and Roger Moore in Mission: Monte Carlo (1974)

Two episodes of the TV series "The Persuaders" joined into a movie. Two playboys investigate crimes along the French Riviera.Two episodes of the TV series "The Persuaders" joined into a movie. Two playboys investigate crimes along the French Riviera.Two episodes of the TV series "The Persuaders" joined into a movie. Two playboys investigate crimes along the French Riviera.

Directors
- Roy Ward Baker
- Basil Dearden
Writers
- Val Guest
- John Kruse
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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

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Directors
- Roy Ward Baker
- Basil Dearden
Writers
- Val Guest
- John Kruse
Stars

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Roger Moore

Lord Brett Sinclair
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Tony Curtis

Danny Wilde
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Terence Alexander

Crane
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Annette Andre

Pekoo Rayne
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Balbina

Sister
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Lionel Blair

Quinn Travis
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Leslie Crawford

Ravel
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Hugo De Vernier

Hospital Porter
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Jean Driant

Donuane
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Susan George

Michelle Devigne
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Harold Goldblatt

Devigne
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Charles Houston

Jacoby
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Hugh Manning

Chief of Police
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Alfred Marks

Pullicino
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Michael McStay

Vernier
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Laurence Naismith

Judge Fulton
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John Phillips

Koestler
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Melissa Stribling

Lisa
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Directors
- Roy Ward Baker
- Basil Dearden
Writers
- Val Guest
- John Kruse
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Featured review

3/10

a real rip-off

I love The Pursaders but only gave this "movie" a 3, strange? Not at all.

When I purchased this movie on DVD I was expecting a movie, but it's not. Instead you'll find two separate tv-episodes where the first episode has its end after texts removed, and the second episode has its titles (including the marvelous theme song) removed. Basicly, this is what I call a hoax.

The first episode is even a cheap shot episode, all scenes take place indoors. The second one is a little better and here you'll find the highlight of this "movie", a car chase with Danny Wilde's Ferrari Dino 246GT.