Agent for H.A.R.M. (1966) 1.9
Secret agent tries to stop a scientist who has devised a bacterium that devours the body from within. Director:Gerd OswaldWriter:Blair Robertson (created and written by) |
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Cast
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Adam Chance
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Carl Esmond | ... | |
| Barbara Bouchet | ... |
Ava Vestok
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Aliza Gur | ... |
Mid-Eastern Contact
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Donna Michelle | ... |
Marian
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Steve Stevens | ... |
Billy
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Marc Snegoff | ... |
Conrad
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Horst Ebersberg | ... |
Helgar
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Chris Anders | ... |
Schloss
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Ray Dannis | ... |
Henry Manson
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Wimpy secret agent who looks like Dr. Smith from "Lost In Space" helps protect a scientist from a generic Iron Curtain country who has developed a gun that shoots boogers at people from a evil guy who looks like Pee-Wee Herman. Written by Michael Robb <jro240@airmail.net>
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
11 May 1966 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Im Auftrag von H.A.R.M. See more »Filming Locations:
Marina del Rey, California, USACompany Credits
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1.33 : 1
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H.A.R.M. stands for Human Aetiological Relations Machine. Aetiology is a British variant of etiology which is the branch of medical science concerned with causes and origins of diseases. This full wording is seen at the top of the world map in the very last scene of the movie. See more »Goofs
Ava is barefoot when she is captured and dragged onto the beach by the bad guys. When Chance reaches her, she is wearing some boots to protect her feet. She is barefoot again after Chance leaves her. See more »Quotes
Adam Chance: You think you can't get hurt, Doctor, because this is America? Apple pie and all that jazz? Well, it's my job to keep the pie on the table, and nobody asks me how I do it!See more »
A paunchy, fiftyish sleazeball is...agent for H.A.R.M! He hits on girls young enough to be his daughter! And cops a feel while he's got his hands on them! He's smug, ineffectual, pompous and smarmy. The only reason he half way succeeds in his mission is because the bad guys are so lame. And he still managed to botch the case. That's what he gets for leaving that one location! And for some reason, his yellow cardigan didn't protect him. That must be the reason why he wore it for six straight days in a row, right? I must say-I've never seen a secret agent who wore a CARDIGAN before. Only grandfathers wear cardigans. Couldn't they have gotten a better wardrobe person for this movie? I mean, they saved all that money on the location scouting, they could have afforded to hire someone who wouldn't have put grandpa secret agent in a yellow cardigan!