Scorpio, der Killer (1973)
Scorpio ist der Spitzname des französischen Agenten Jean Laurier, der mit seinem Mentor Cross einen Auftrag erledigt. Im Auftrag der CIA soll Scorpio den des Doppelspiels verdächtigten Cross erledigen, weil er allein dessen Charakter und Taktik kennt. Cross entkommt zunächst und verliert seinen Kampfgeist, als der CIA seine Frau umbringt. Scorpio verliert seine Freundin Susan, die sich als Doppelagentin erweist. Scorpio tötet Cross. Als er sich in einer Tiefgarage bückt, um eine Katze zu streicheln, ist ein Zielfernrohr auf ihn angelegt.
Der Regisseur:
Michael Winner
Die Autor:
David W. Rintels, Gerald Wilson.
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Burt Lancaster as Cross |
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Alain Delon as Jean 'Scorpio' Laurier |
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Paul Scofield as Sergei Zharkov |
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John Colicos as McLeod |
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Gayle Hunnicutt as Susan |
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J.D. Cannon as Filchock |
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Joanne Linville as Sarah Cross |
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Mel Stewart as Pick |
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Vladek Sheybal as Zemetkin |
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Mary Maude as Anne Laurier |
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Jack Colvin as Paul Milne |
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James B. Sikking as Harris |
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Burke Byrnes as Morrison |
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William Smithers as Mitchell |
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Shmuel Rodensky as Lang |
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Howard Morton as Heck Thomas |
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Celeste Yarnall as Helen Thomas |
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Sandor Elès as Malkin |
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Frederick Jaeger as Novins |
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George Mikell as Dor |
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Robert Emhardt as Man in Hotel |
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Earl Cameron as Black Employee in Toilet |
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Douglas Lambert as Party Guest at Cross' House |
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Bill Nagy as Pet Shop Owner |
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Shane Rimmer as Cop in Hotel |
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Eric Vasberg as Emilio Rocco |
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Richard Wyler as Agent Killed by Zharkov in Car |
| Writing | David W. Rintels | Screenplay |
| Writing | Gerald Wilson | Screenplay |
| Production | Lynn Stalmaster | Casting |
| Art | Herbert Westbrook | Art Direction |
| Directing | Michael Winner | Director |
| Writing | David W. Rintels | Story |
| Camera | Robert Paynter | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Jerry Fielding | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Michael Winner | Editor |
| Production | Walter Mirisch | Producer |
| Crew | Harvey Parry | Stunts |
| Production | James Crawford | Production Manager |
| Production | David Silver | Production Manager |
| Directing | Michael Dryhurst | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Frederick Wilson | Supervising Editor |
| Sound | Hugh Strain | Sound Recordist |
| Sound | Brian Marshall | Sound Recordist |
| Production | Laci von Ronay | Production Manager |
| Costume & Make-Up | Richard Mills | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Stephanie Kaye | Hairstylist |
| Camera | Peter Carmody | Clapper Loader |
| Crew | John Richardson | Special Effects |
| Camera | Bob Jordan | Focus Puller |
| Sound | Jerry Fielding | Conductor |
| Sound | Doug Smith | Sound |
| Crew | Alan Gibbs | Stunt Coordinator |
| Directing | Pamela Carlton | Continuity |
| Production | Sue Wall | Assistant Accountant |
| Production | Ralph M. Leo | Production Accountant |
| Directing | Joseph M. Ellis | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Malcolm Stamp | Assistant Director |
| Crew | Troy Melton | Stunts |
| Sound | Lennie Niehaus | Orchestrator |
| Directing | Wolfgang Glattes | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Russ Hill | Dialogue Editor |
| Sound | Terry Rawlings | Sound Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Philippe Pickford | Wardrobe Master |
| Production | Robert Simmonds | Location Manager |
| Camera | Dewi Humphreys | Focus Puller |
| Art | Leslie Dilley | Assistant Art Director |
| Camera | Lou Barlia | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Norman Jones | Camera Operator |
| Production | G. B. Walker | Casting |
| Sound | Greig McRitchie | Orchestrator |
