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Murderers' Row (1966)

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Release Date: Dec 20, 1966 Wide

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Dean Martin reprises his role as Matt Helm, famed secret agent who is part James Bond and part Rat Packer, in Murderer's Row. The film concerns the nefarious plan of arch-villain Julian Wall (Karl Malden) to take over the world by kidnapping Dr. Norman Solaris (Richard Eastham), who has invented a "helio-beam" -- a device that can harness the rays of the sun to destroy the earth. To insure his plans go smoothly, Wall has eliminated most of the ICE (Intelligence and Counter-Espionage) agents. But

Unrated, 1 hr. 45 min.

Drama, Action & Adventure, Mystery & Suspense, Classics

Directed By: Henry Levin

In Theaters: Dec 20, 1966 Wide

On DVD: Jul 7, 1993

Cast

Dean Martin
Matt Helm
Ann-Margret
Suzie Solaris
Karl Malden
Julian Wall
Camilla Sparv
Coco Duquette
James Gregory
MacDonald
Beverly Adams
Lovey Kravezit
Richard Eastham
Dr. Norman Solaris
Tom Reese
Ironhead
Duke Howard
Billy Orcutt
Ted Hartley
Guard
Marcel Hillaire
Capt. Devereaux
Corinne Cole
Miss January
Phillip Terry
Dr. Rogas
Dino Desi & Billy
Themselves
Dale Brown
Barbara Burgess
The Slaygirls
Amedee Chabot
Luci Ann Cook
Dee Duffy
Jacqueline Fontaine
Singer at Wake
Mary Beth Hughes
Mary Jane Mangler
The Slaygirl
Marilyn Tindall
Rena Horten
Jan Watson

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Dean Martin as an action hero is a bit much.

March 25, 2010 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Dennis Schwartz

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Very dated Matt Helm with Dean Martin, but has campy appeal.

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Steve Crum

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The Matt Helm series of films were, at best, entertaining silliness, and, at worst, boring silliness. Often, each film had its moments of both. Here, Martin does his usual charming drunk thing and is perfectly adequate at it. The girls are nice. The plot is dumb. And the bad guys are just bad enough. Not my favourite

March 10, 2009