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After being kicked off the force for stealing drug money, former DEA Agent Quinlan is hired by the leader of an Amsterdam drug cartel. Quinlan takes on the job to "do right" by the DEA, but when his first tip offs end up in the death of DEA agents, questions are asked about his trustworthiness. Read more

Starring	Robert Mitchum, Richard Egan, Leslie Nielsen
Director	Robert Clouse
Genres	Drama

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- Roughly made and uninventive thriller in which the Hong Kong film makers fail to consolidate the international ground they gained with kung fu films.
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- - Halliwell's Film Guide
  - 02 Mar 2006 at 15:44
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  Bog-standard in every way
  
  A shoddy production is made even worse by the cheapest so-called official transfer to DVD I have ever seen. Clearly whoever put this film onto disc didn't ... read more »
  
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  Bootleg video quality at best
  
  This has to be the worst quality dvd transfer I've ever seen. The colour has been so bleached out it felt like I was watching it with a beige stocking over ... read more »
  
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  Bog-standard in every way
  
  A shoddy production is made even worse by the cheapest so-called official transfer to DVD I have ever seen. Clearly whoever put this film onto disc didn't ... read more »
  
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  MITCHUM SAVES THE DAY
  
  A real oddity this one, a Hong Kong movie produced by the Golden Harvest studios, starring Hollywood staples Robert Mitchum, Bradford Dillman and Leslie Nielsen... read more »
  
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  classic
  
  one of the best films that 'the mitch' has made !! what can i say a classic !!!
  
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  Bog-standard in every way
  
  A shoddy production is made even worse by the cheapest so-called official transfer to DVD I have ever seen. Clearly whoever put this film onto disc didn't ... read more »
  
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  Bootleg video quality at best
  
  This has to be the worst quality dvd transfer I've ever seen. The colour has been so bleached out it felt like I was watching it with a beige stocking over ... read more »
  
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  MITCHUM SAVES THE DAY
  
  A real oddity this one, a Hong Kong movie produced by the Golden Harvest studios, starring Hollywood staples Robert Mitchum, Bradford Dillman and Leslie Nielsen... read more »
  
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  one of the best films that 'the mitch' has made !! what can i say a classic !!!
  
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Critics' reviews
- Roughly made and uninventive thriller in which the Hong Kong film makers fail to consolidate the international ground they gained with kung fu films.
- 34631
- - Halliwell's Film Guide
  - 02 Mar 2006 at 15:44
- Dim attempt to re-establish Hong Kong's international reputation. Mitchum plays a discredited agent who acts as liaison... read more on Time Out
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- - Time Out
  - 04 Nov 2008 at 00:18

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  After being kicked off the force for stealing drug money, former DEA Agent Quinlan is hired by the leader of an Amsterdam drug cartel. Quinlan takes on the job to "do right" by the DEA, but when his first tip offs end up in the death of DEA agents, questions are asked about his trustworthiness....