Assignment Redhead ( Million Dollar Manhunt ) ( Requiem for a Redhead (Assignment Red Head) )

Assignment Redhead (DVD) (*)

$29.99

Original Title: Million Dollar Manhunt
Alternate Title: Requiem for a Redhead (Assignment Red Head)
Language Selections:
English ( Mono )

Product Origin/Format:
United Kingdom ( PAL/Region 0 )

Running Time:
77 min

Aspect Ratio:
Fullscreen

Special Features:
Interactive Menu
Scene Access
Black & White
Remastered

Movie filmed in 1956 and produced in:
United Kingdom ( Great Britain, Ireland )

Directed By:
Maclean Rogers

Written By:
Lindsay Hardy
Maclean Rogers

Actors:
Richard Denning ..... Major Gregory Keen
Carole Mathews ..... Hedy Bergner
Ronald Adam ..... Scammel / Dumetrius
Danny Green ..... Yotti Blum
Brian Worth ..... Capt. Peter Ridgeway
Jan Holden ..... Sally Jennings
Hugh Moxey ..... Sgt. Tom Coutts
Peter Swanwick ..... Monsieur Paul Bonnet
Elwyn Brook-Jones ..... Digby Mitchel
Ronald Leigh-Hunt ..... Col. Julian Fentriss, M.I.5.
Robert O'Neil ..... Capt. Hank Godowski
Paul Hardtmuth ..... Dr. Buchmann
Bill Nagy ..... Marzotti
Alex Gallier ..... Max Rubenstein
Robert Bruce ..... Staff Officer

Synopsis:

A Butchers 1956 production starring American leads Richard Denning and Carole Mathews. Was the idea to make the film more saleable in the USA? Or to make a British film more American? A bit of both I would think... It's a story of murder, counterfeit money and international crime with a pinch of Nazis. Our brit Ronald Adam is the bad guy - funny how brits are the bad guys in American films these days!! Ronald Adam featured in 148 productions, his last in 1978, just a year before his death in 1979. Quite a good little feature, with picture and sound of good quality, after some extensive restoration.

The First Ever DVD release of this 1956 Drama digitally restored and re-mastered. A Butchers 1956 production starring American leads Richard Denning and Carole Mathews. Was the idea to make the film more saleable in the USA? Or to make a British film more American? A bit of both I would think... It s a story of murder, counterfeit money and international crime with a pinch of Nazis. Our brit Ronald Adam is the bad guy - funny how brits are the bad guys in American films these days!! Ronald Adam featured in 148 productions, his last in 1978, just a year before his death in 1979 . Quite a good little feature, with picture and sound of good quality, after some extensive restoration.

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 07 June, 2011.