Underground (1970)
Overview
An American intelligence agent attempts to kidnap a top Nazi general.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.959 |
Directed By
Arthur H. Nadel
Crew
Ron Bishop
Arthur Gardner
Arnold Laven
Stanley Myers
Tom Rolf
Maude Spector
Maude Spector
Derek Kavanagh
Nobby Clark
Jack Phelan
Jules V. Levy
Arthur H. Nadel
Mary Gibson
Kenneth Talbot
TOP CAST
Robert Goulet
Dawson
Danièle Gaubert
Yvonne
Lawrence Dobkin
Boule
Carl Duering
Stryker
Joachim Hansen
Hessler
Roger Delgado
Xavier
Alexander Peleg
Moravin
George Pravda
Menke
Sebastian Breaks
Condon
Leon Lissek
Sergeant in Bistro
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