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| Directed by | Rafael Romero Marchent |
| Screenplay by | Mario Caiano |
| Story by | Eduardo M. Brochero |
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| Cinematography | Emmanuele di Cola |
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Release date | 1968 |
Running time | 87 min |
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Wild East Productions released this on a limited edition DVD in 2008 alongside Eurospy film The Cobra, also starring Peter Martell.
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