Furia a Marrakech

Stephen Forsyth as Bob Dixon (the lead in Hatchet For The Honeymoon) was a good fit for the Eurospy genre. Fury In Marrakesh was his only spy flick. Providing eye-candy back-up was Thunderball's Mitsouko as the good girl spy, Cristina Gaioni (Operation Atlantis, A Hyena In The Safe) as the bad girl spy and Dominique Boschero (Argoman the Fantastic Superman) as the good/bad girl spy. Dixon doesn't sleep with any of them, unusual for a Bond knock-off. The locations were colorful, the cinematography was a 7 of 10, the dubbing was grotty and the music by Carlo Savina was excellent. Giallo master Ernesto Castaldi wrote the screenplay. There's a funny take off on the 007 films' weapons-master Q. He invents a viewer that allows the user to see through girls' dresses and a balloon harness that acts like a parachute. The film moves quickly despite time-outs for conversation. There's no furniture-smashing punch-outs that filled the Eurospy movies of Lang Jeffries, Richard Harrison, Brad Harris and other genre leads. I knew who the main villain was right away.