El árabe

El árabe (1976)

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Khalil es un diplomático árabe que no solo quiere la paz con Israel, sino admitir el estado judío como miembro de la OPEP. Esto le convierte instantáneamente en objetivo de una serie de complejos intentos de asesinato por parte de grupos terroristas árabes. La mujer enviada para infiltrarse en su entorno y seducirle no hace sino complicar más la guerra del petróleo.

Directora: Richard C. Sarafian
Escritores: David M. Wolf, Morton S. Fine, Alan Trustman, Richard C. Sarafian.

Repartos

	Sean Connery as Khalil Abdul-Muhsen
	Cornelia Sharpe as Nicole Scott
	Albert Paulsen as Hamid
	Adolfo Celi as Al Sharif
	Marco St. John as Justin
	Ted Beniades as Frank Dedario
	Billie Perkins as Dancer
	Bob Balhatchet as Detective (uncredited)
	Jaime Sánchez as New York Security
	James Bulleit as New York Security
	Salem Ludwig as Ghossan Kaddara
	Tom Klunis as Hatim Othman
	Roger Serbagi as Yassin
	Armand Dahan as Abdel-Latif
	Charles Randall as Atif Abbas
	Ian Collier as Nicole's Contact
	Maurice Copeland as Conglomerate Chairman
	George Pravda as Russian Economist
	Stephen D. Newman as Andy Hampsas
	Holland Taylor as TV Interviewer
	Peggy Feury as Nicole's Mother
	Patrick Bedford as Nicole's Father
	Toru Nagai as Japanese Diplomat
	William Snickowski as Federal Security
	Lance Henriksen as Federal Security
	Camille Yarbrough as U.N. Reporter
	Thomas Ruisinger as U.N. Reporter
	Ed Setrakian as U.N. Reporter
	Jack Davidson as U.N. Reporter
	Robert Levine as Press Room Reporter
	William Mooney as Press Room Reporter
	John MacKay as Waldorf Manager
	Bob Simmons as London Assassin
	Tony Ellis as Ibn Sidki
	Jamila Massey as Wife of Ibn Sidki
	Jim Norris as London Street Dancer
	Joe Zaloom as Arab at Park Bernet
	Richard Zakka as Khalil's Driver
	Jamie Ross as British Attache
	Shanit Keter as Arab Demonstrator
	David Kelly as Chauffeur in Ireland
	Diane Peterson as Socialite
	Harrison Ressler as Delegate from Ecuador
	Charles Cioffi as Fouad
	Michael Storm as Economic Advisor
	Alex Jawdokimov as Minister of Economics
	Ryokei Kanogogi as Japanese U.N. Delegate
	Jamal Shasad as Arab Demonstrator
	Mela Hubert-Trimbal as Birdcage Lady
	Tony Carroll as Junkanoo Dancer
	Bill Golding as Customs Official
	Mohammed Sedrihini as Assassin in Saudi Arabia
	Martin Bregman as (uncredited)
	Louie Elias as Killer - Bahamas (uncredited)
	Steve Jerro as Bodyguard (uncredited)
	Shawn McAllister as Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)
	Bob Minor as Killer - Bahamas (uncredited)
	Richard C. Sarafian as Gregory Zolnikov (uncredited)
	Robert Silano as Boy Near Car Catches Apple (uncredited)

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