The Amsterdam Kill Movie
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| Run Time: | 93 min |
| MPAA Rating: | R |
| Released: | 1977 |
| Directors: |
Robert Clouse |
| Genre/Type: |
Spy Film Action Crime Crime Drama Crime Thriller |
| Producers: |
Andre Morgan |
Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Robert Mitchum seems more aloof and detached than usual in the Hong Kong-produced crime caper Amsterdam Kill. Mitchum plays a washed-up police officer, hired by DEA agent Bradford Dillman to help plug up a security leak. Someone is blabbing the name of the department's contacts in Hong Kong, and that someone must be stopped before every one of the informants is pushing up daisies. With but a single clue-the word "Juliana"--Mitchum flies off to Amsterdam, where he mingles with the city's drug culture before his final showdown with the villains. Other familiar faces lurking about in Amsterdam Kill include Richard Egan, Leslie Nielsen, and Keye Luke.
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Cast
| Actors | Character | Born |
| Robert Mitchum | Quinlan | Aug 6, 1917 in Bridgeport, CT |
| Bradford Dillman | Odums | Apr 14, 1930 in San Francisco, CA |
| Richard Egan | Ridgeway | Jul 29, 1921 in San Francisco, CA |
| Leslie Nielsen | Riley Knight | Feb 11, 1926 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada |
| Keye Luke | Chung Wei | Jun 18, 1904 in Canton, China |
| Stephen Leung | ||
| George Cheung | Jimmy Wong | |
| Chen Sing |
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