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The Spy (1964) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 27, 1964

Original Title:
Gibraltar

Alternate Titles:
Alerte a Gibraltar
Alerte à Gibraltar
Double Agent M.I.5
Geheimagentin in Gibraltar
Misión en el estrecho
O Aventureiro de Gibraltar
Spionaggio a Gibilterra
The Spy
Ölüm geçidi
大諜報作戦

Genres:
Action | Thriller

Production Companies:
Ciné-Alliance
Filmsonor
Spéva Films

Production Countries:
France | Italy | Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 100

Overview from TheMovieDB

The British Admiralty is worried: several cargo ships carrying troops have mysteriously jumped off Gibraltar. The Admiralty calls in the Intelligence Service to find out the cause of the destruction before new units arrive. Lieutenant Jackson, of the Marine Infantry Regiment stationed in Gibraltar, spends all his duty time in Tangier, where he is attracted by his love of poker and a beautiful dancer, Lola. Despite the objurgations of his general and the tender friendship of Cathie, his general's daughter, he can't stop playing and loses a very large sum one evening.

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Production

Director:
Pierre Gaspard-Huit

Director of Photography:
Cecilio Paniagua

Original Music Composer:
André Hossein

Producer:
Serge Silberman

Screenplay:
Jean Stelli
Jacques Companéez

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