Deadlier Than the Male (1967)
Overview
British agent Bulldog Drummond is assigned to stop a master criminal who uses beautiful women to do his killings.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 14.689 |
Directed By
Ralph Thomas
Crew
Ralph Thomas
Sydney Box
Alfred Roome
Betty E. Box
Gordon K. McCallum
Dudley Messenger
Don Sharpe
Herman C. McNeile
Geoffrey Rodway
Cynthia Tingey
Bernard Hanson
Giorgio Zambon
David D. Osborn
Malcolm Lockyer
Alex Vetchinsky
Giorgio Gentili
Eric Rattray
James Bawden
Malcolm Lockyer
Liz Charles-Williams
Simon Relph
Maude Onslow
Helen Thomas
Gerard Fairlie
Ernest Steward
Jimmy Sangster
Kit West
Jimmy Sangster
Bill Walpole
Gladys Goldsmith
TOP CAST
Richard Johnson
Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond
Elke Sommer
Irma Eckman
Sylva Koscina
Penelope
Suzanna Leigh
Grace
Nigel Green
Carl Petersen
Steve Carlson
Robert Drummond
Virginia North
Brenda
Justine Lord
Miss Ashenden
Leonard Rossiter
Henry Bridgenorth
Laurence Naismith
Sir John Bledlow
Zia Mohyeddin
King Fedra
Lee Montague
Boxer
Milton Reid
Chang
Yasuko Nagazumi
Mitsouko
Didi Sydow
Anna
George Pastell
Carloggio
Dervis Ward
Henry Keller
John Stone
David Wyngarde
Jill Banner
Pam
Nikki Van der Zyl
Penelope (Voice)
Sylvana Henriques
Masseuse
Kitty Swan
Fourth Assassin
Richard Hurndall
Suited Man at Judo Club
Louis Matto
Headwaiter
James Payne
Taxi Driver
Marianne Stone
Weston's Secretary
Loretta White
Girl on King's Yacht
William Mervyn
Chairman of the Phoenician Board
Ralph Michael
Board Member
Terence Conoley
Board Member
Patrick Halpin
Pan-Arabian Oil Board Member
John More
Pan-Arabian Oil Board Member
Colin McKenzie
Pan-Arabian Oil Board Member
Peter Brace
Car Park Assassin
George Sewell
Car Park Assassin
Joe Wadham
Car Park Assassin's Driver
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