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Peter Lawford | Frederic Summers |
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Carroll Baker | Sylvia West |
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George Maharis | Alan Macklin |
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Edmond O'Brien | Oscar Stewart |
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Viveca Lindfors | Irma Olanski |
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Anthony Caruso | Muscles |
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Jay Novello | Father Gonzales |
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Joanne Dru | Jane (Bronson) Phillips |
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Aldo Ray | Jonas Karoki |
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Nancy Kovack | Big Shirley |
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Shirley O'Hara | Mrs. Karoki |
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Lloyd Bochner | Bruce Stamford III |
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Connie Gilchrist | Molly Baxter |
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Ann Sothern | Mrs. Argona |
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Alan Carney | Gus |
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Gordon Douglas | Director |
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Martin Poll | Production |
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Sydney Boehm | Writer |
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Howard Fast | Story Contributor |
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Frank Bracht | Editing |
"Carroll Baker is the Fury. George Maharis is the Force. Sylvia is the Explosion!"
Sylvia West seems just about perfect in the eyes of California millionaire Frederic Summers, who proposes marriage to her. She is beautiful, brilliant, financially independent, writes poetry and personifies exactly what he wants in a woman.But as a precaution, Summers brings in a private investigator, Alan Macklin, to do a background check. Macklin travels to Sylvia's hometown of Pittsburgh, where to his surprise he learns that Sylvia is a former prostitute and a blackmailer whose fortune mainly comes from illegal means.Macklin elects not to inform his client of this, however, because he has the bad luck to fall in love with Sylvia himself.
Theatrical : Austria
Theatrical : 1965-05-07 : Finland
Theatrical : 1965-07-07 : France
Theatrical : 1965-02-10 : United States of America
Theatrical : 1965-03-12 : West Germany
Theatrical : 1965-04-26 : Sweden