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Maroc 7 (1967)
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Director:
Writer:
David D. Osborn (writer)
Release Date:
January 1968 (USA)
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Tagline:
Morocco -The double crossroads of the world
Plot:
The lady of a top fashion magazine doubles as a jewel thief and becomes involved in Moroccan intrigue. | add synopsis
User Comments:
Not bad, but nothing special; the gorgeous women are its strongest point
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Gene Barry | ... | Simon Grant | |
| Elsa Martinelli | ... | Claudia | |
| Leslie Phillips | ... | Raymond Lowe | |
| Cyd Charisse | ... | Louise Henderson | |
| Denholm Elliott | ... | Inspector Barrada | |
| Alexandra Stewart | ... | Michelle Craig | |
| Angela Douglas | ... | Freddie | |
| Eric Barker | ... | Prof. Bannen | |
| Tracy Reed | ... | Vivienne | |
| Maggie London | ... | Suzie | |
| Ann Norman | ... | Alexa | |
| Penny Riley | ... | Penny | |
| Lionel Blair | ... | Hotel receptionist | |
| Anthony Bygraves | ... | Young photographer | |
| Paul Danquah | ... | Police Officer |
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Runtime:
91 min | France:96 min
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Color (Eastmancolor)
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2.35 : 1 more
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Australia:PG (TV rating) |
Germany:12 (blu-ray) (cut) |
Portugal:17 (cut) |
Australia:M |
Finland:K-16 |
Sweden:15 |
UK:A
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Loaded with pretty girls, exotic locations, and double-crosses, "Maroc 7" keeps your attention, but never builds too much excitement. Despite being filmed on location in Morocco, the cinematography makes the picture look cheap (or maybe I just watched a bad print), and the director has the bad habit of filming his "big" scenes in near-complete darkness, making it a pain to try and see what's going on. The male lead, Gene Barry, is a bit too old and a bit too smarmy for his "smooth ladies' man" role, but Alexandra Stewart is simply gorgeous and Elsa Martinelli is not far behind. The 60's were certainly a great decade for screen babes, and there is perhaps no other genre demonstrating that point more clearly than these spy capers. (**)