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Release date (USA) : Feb/1969 Foreign Posters: Australia
Argentina Belgium
Japan
Spain
Yugoslavia
Italy
France
Pakistan
Directed by Phil Karlson Writing credits: Donald Hamilton based on the novel by William P. McGivern Genre: Comedy
Cast Cast (in credits order) Dean Martin .... Matt HelmElke Sommer .... Linka KarenskySharon Tate .... Freya Carlson
Tina Louise .... Lola MedinaJohn Larch .... Mr. MacDonaldJohn Brascia .... KarlWeaver Levy .... KimWilhelm von Homburg .... Gregor
Bill Saito .... ChingFuji .... TokiPepper Martin .... FrankieTed H. Jordan .... GuardChuck Norris.... Man in the bar "House of 7 Joys" On the set
with director Phil Karlson and clowning with Dean Martin
Produced by Irwin Allen Harold F. Kress (associate) Original music by Hugo Montenegro Cinematography by Sam Leavitt Costume Design by Moss Mabry Film Editing by Maury Winetrobe
Fight choreographer....Bruce Lee
Production Company •Columbia Pictures Corporation [US] Distributor •Columbia Pictures [US] Runtime: USA:105 min. Country: USA
The Hollywood Reporter noted: "In a role that paraphrases Stella Stevens in "The Silencers", Sharon Tate reveals a pleasant affinity to scatterbrain comedy and comes as close to walking away with the picture as she did in a radically different role in "Valley of the Dolls".
Leonard Maltin Review: Fourth and final theatrical Matt Helm epic, while hardly a good film, is at least a step up from the last two, thanks to a return by the original director and the re-creation (in Tate) of an engaging klutz a la Stella Stevens in "The Silencers". Story has Helm after crime ring that's hijacked a train carrying a billion in gold. Chuck Norris has one line with Dino in a bar and Bruce Lee is credited as film's "karate advisor".
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