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Jack Palance as Milo March |
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Anita Ekberg as Trudie Hall |
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Nigel Patrick as Sam Carter |
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Anthony Newley as Ernesto |
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Bonar Colleano as Martin Lomer |
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Sean Kelly as Rizzio |
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Sidney James as Franklin |
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Donald Pleasence as Organ Grinder |
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Eric Pohlmann as Tristao |
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Josephine Brown as Mrs. Frazur |
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Gerard Heinz as Stone |
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Alec Mango as Lopez |
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Anne Aubrey as Girl on Train |
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Mary Laura Wood as Mrs. Pritchard |
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Angela White as Pamela Pritchard |
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Alfred Burke as Mr. Pritchard |
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Bill Shine as English Husband |
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Joan Ingram as English Wife |
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Naomi Chance as Jane Leighton |
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Mark Baker as Mullins |
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Alex Gallier as Hotel Manager Lisbon |
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Walter Gotell as Profuno |
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Richard Golding as Bar Head Waiter |
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Maxwell Shaw as Desk Clerk Lisbon |
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Raymond Adamson as Police Inspector (uncredited) |
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Paul Beradi as Bystander at Wrecked Car (uncredited) |
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Ernest Blyth as Man in Lisbon Hotel (uncredited) |
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Jack Cunningham as Stone's Jailer (uncredited) |
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Victor Harrington as Man in Madrid Hotel (uncredited) |
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Anthony John as Child (uncredited) |
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Humphrey Morton as Dapper Liile Man (uncredited) |
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John Moulder-Brown as (uncredited) |
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Derek Prentice as Aircraft Passenger (uncredited) |
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Anthony Richmond as Child (uncredited) |
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Steven Scott as Policeman (uncredited) |
| Writing | David Shaw | Screenplay |
| Directing | John Gilling | Director |
| Camera | Nicolas Roeg | Camera Operator |
| Production | Albert R. Broccoli | Producer |
