The Assassination Bureau
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In 1908 London, a women
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Edited by Teddy DarvasShot by Geoffrey UnsworthScored by Ron GrainerDesigned by Michael Relph
Also known as
- Mörder GmbHde
- El club de los asesinoses
- Assassinats en tous genresfr
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Cast & Crew
50 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Oliver Reed
as Ivan Dragomiloff
Diana Rigg
as Sonya Winter
Telly Savalas
as Lord Bostwick
Curd Jurgens
as Gen. von Pinck
Philippe Noiret
as Monsieur Lucoville
Warren Mitchell
as Herr Weiss
Beryl Reid
as Madame Otero
Clive Revill
as Cesare Spado
Vernon Dobtcheff
as Baron Muntzof
Kenneth Griffith
as Monsieur Popescu
Annabella Incontrera
as Eleanora Spado
Jess Conrad
as Angelo
Supporting cast
30George Coulouris
as Swiss Peasant
Ralph Michael
as Editor
Katherine Kath
as Mme. Lucoville
Eugene Deckers
as 'La Belle Amie' desk clerk
Olaf Pooley
as Swiss Cashier
George Murcell
as Zeppelin pilot
Michael Wolf
as Zeppelin officer
Gordon Sterne
as Corporal
Peter Bowles
as Jealous lover at 'La Belle Amie' (uncredited)
William Kendall
as M. Marivaux at 'La Belle Amie'
Jeremy Lloyd
as English Officer
Roger Delgado
as Bureau Member (uncredited)
Maurice Browning
as Bureau Member
Clive Cazes
as Bureau Member
Milton Reid
as Circus victim Leonardi
Frank Thornton
as Elevator victim (uncredited)
Nita Lorraine
as 'La Belle Amie' Girl
Michael Mellinger
as Venetian Police Officer (uncredited)
Philip Madoc
as German Officer
Kevin Stoney
as Blind Man
Lockwood West
as Hatter
Rosalind Elliot
as Blind hatmaker (Uncredited)
John Abineri
as Police Inspector (uncredited)
Anthony Dawes
as Assistant Editor (uncredited)
Harry Fielder
as Soldier (uncredited)
Michael Gover
as Venice Hotel Manager (uncredited)
Peter Graves
as Dragomiloff's Butler (uncredited)
John Hallam
as Bureau Member (uncredited)
John G Heller
as von Pinck's Aide (uncredited)
Alastair Hunter
as Exp!oding Casket Victim (uncredited)
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