The Wrecking Crew (17-Jan-1969)
Director: Phil Karlson Writer: William McGivern From novel: The Wrecking Crew by Donald Hamilton Keywords: Action/Adventure, Comedy, Espionage
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Nigel Green |
Actor |
15-Oct-1924 |
15-May-1972 |
The Ipcress File |
Nancy Kwan |
Actor |
19-May-1939 |
|
The World of Suzie Wong |
John Larch |
Actor |
4-Oct-1914 |
16-Oct-2005 |
Character actor |
Tina Louise |
Actor |
11-Feb-1934 |
|
Ginger on Gilligan's Island |
Dean Martin |
Singer |
7-Jun-1917 |
25-Dec-1995 |
Member of Rat Pack |
Elke Sommer |
Actor |
5-Nov-1940 |
|
Deadlier Than the Male |
Sharon Tate |
Actor |
24-Jan-1943 |
8-Aug-1969 |
Polanski's wife murdered by Manson family |
REVIEWS Review by Lonn Stewart (posted on 6-Feb-2008) Typical 60's action movie w/the Dean Martin touch...w/out the martini glass! Good action/fight scenes w/the usual beautiful damsels in distress! Too little of Tina Louise, too much of trying to understand Elke Sommer... and as for Sharon Tate... what a cool chick. She handles her role of the dumb guide with glee and before your very eyes transforms into a fighting machine! I loved it! Throwing Sommer into the pool and disposing of Nancy Kwan so well -- well, I just love a women who can kick some **ss! As she gets off the helicopter and says "let's go!" roaring into the unknown to fight justice (w/Dean giving her that "I never knew" look) she ended the film my heroine! And I have often thought w/ a little stupidity WHY didn't use her Kwan-finishing karate at 100 Cielo Drive. Yes I know, it was only a movie!
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