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24 October 1970 (USA) morePlot:
A scientist and his team of underwater explorers search for the culprit who has stolen the world's supply of nerve gas and hidden it somewhere in the ocean. | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Ricardo Montalban | ... | Dr. Luis Delgado | |
| José Ferrer | ... | Dr. Alfred Vreeland | |
| Leslie Nielsen | ... | Official | |
| Chris Robinson | ... | Ledring | |
| Katherine Woodville | ... | Barbara Brand | |
| Lawrence P. Casey | ... | Bob Exeter | |
| Tom Simcox | ... | Jerry Hollis | |
| Curt Lowens | ... | Ehrlich | |
| Elisa Ingram | ... | Jean Hollis | |
| Joan Murphy | ... | Norma | |
| Austin Stoker | ... | Bogan | |
| Napoleon Reed | ... | Aganda Official | |
| Henry Mortimer | ... | Bellboy | |
| Phil Philbin | ... | First Technician | |
| Dan Chandler | ... | Sonar Man |
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Norway:15 (video premiere)Fun Stuff
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Yet another underwater pilot from the dept of Ivan Tors' wet imagination. This one stars Ricardo Montalban, who looks tough even with a pink scarf around his neck. He and fellow latino José Ferrer get into a submarine scenery chewing contest in a race to claim the sunken ship leaking a deadly nerve gas. Florida and the Bahamas stood in for some fictional South African country but of course all the best bits take place under the sea, especially lots of lovely diving by Kate Woodville. Oh yes Leslie Nielsen appears as well, but only on a viewscreen handing out exposition. He never has any contact with the rest of the cast. (it seems Leslie just could not get a part that lasted more than 10 minutes in the early seventies).
Despite a great Lalo Shifrin score and a sub vs pod battle at five thousand meters below sea level, this TV movie sank to the bottom of the ocean. Still the three (or two and a half) stars kept getting aqua themed acting jobs from here on: Montalban moved to a Fantasy Island, Ferrer was Captain Nemo in yet another pilot and Leslie Nielsen was the captain in the Poseidon Adventure (see what I mean). Later Montalban was found quoting Moby Dick in the Wrath of Kahn and by 1988 he was showing off his poisonous fish, face to face at last with Nielsen in the first Naked Gun. Not sure if either of them wore a scarf that time.
6 out of 10