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Code 7, Victim 5 (1964) [N/A]

Release Date:
July 10, 1964

Original Title:
Victim Five

Alternate Titles:
Code 7 Victim 5!
Code 7, Victim 5
Código 7, víctima 5
Código 7... Vítima 5
Die Verdammten der blauen Berge
I 4 volti della vendetta
La montaña del diablo
Shirei 7 de 5-nin kese!
Table Bay
Victim Five
Victime 5
指令7で5人消せ!

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Crime

Production Companies:
Towers of London Productions

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12  GB: 12 

Runtime: 88

A very special agent with a code that means He Can Go All The Way!

Overview from TheMovieDB

The first victim is the butler of South African millionaire Wexler, who hires hard-hitting private eye Steve Martin for protection. Once at Wexler’s palatial Cape Town estate, Martin meets the patriarch’s family, close associates – and possible suspects. When it’s discovered that the key to the killing may lie in an old war photograph, Martin sets out on a mission to unravel the identities of the men in the picture before they become target two through VICTIM 5.

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Production

Assistant Director:
Roy Baird

Director:
Robert Lynn

Director of Photography:
Nicolas Roeg

Editor:
John Trumper

Music:
Johnny Douglas

Producer:
Skip Steloff
Harry Alan Towers

Production Manager:
John Comfort

Screenplay:
Peter Yeldham

Second Unit Director:
Egil S. Woxholt

Story:
Harry Alan Towers

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