The House on Garibaldi Street (1979)
Overview
When Israeli officials learn that Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann may be living in Argentina, they send a team of secret agents to apprehend him.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.1517 |
Directed By
Peter Collinson
Crew
Charles W. Fries
Charles B. Bloch
Steve Shagan
Mort Abrahams
Peter Collinson
Isser Harel
Steve Shagan
Charles Bernstein
James Liggat
Alejandro Ulloa
Katrina Bayonas
Judith Holstra
Cristóbal Criado
Tony Pueo
John Fresco
Disley Jones
Giorgio Desideri
Gene Fowler Jr.
Fernando González
TOP CAST
Topol
Michael
Nick Mancuso
Ari
Janet Suzman
Hedda
Martin Balsam
Isser Harel
Leo McKern
David Ben-Gurion
Charles Gray
Gen. Lischke
Derren Nesbitt
Arthur Lubinsky
Alfred Burke
Adolf Eichmann
John Bennett
Aaron Lazar
John Cater
Doctor
Edward Judd
Meged
Wolf Kahler
Real Estate Agent
Fernando Hilbeck
Insp. Contreras
Alberto de Mendoza
Primo
Alberto Berco
Rodriguez
Ricardo Palacios
Dani
Richard Wren
Dieter Eichmann
Ori Levy
Walter Eytan
Simon Shepherd
Nicholaus Eichmann
Jorge Bosso
Vincente
Paco Benlloch
Ben
Ian Sera
Pedro
Gareth Hunt
Kadem
Antonio Canal
Cordero
Dennis Vaughan
Zichroni
Carl Rapp
Flight Plan Official
Jeff Waters
Co-Pilot
Luis Gaspar
Man with Contreras
María Isbert
Vera Eichmann
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