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The F.B.I.: The Gray Passenger (1967)

The F.B.I.: The Gray Passenger (1967)
Rhodes (Stephen Brooks) goes undercover as a seaman when a Latin-American diplomat is killed on board a merchant ship. It turns out that a group of insurgents are planning a mutiny, the better to deliver weapons to guerilla warriors in a South American republic. To make certain that the mission succeeds, the leader of the rebels (Alejandro Rey) is playing upon the fragile emotions of countrywoman Barbara Reyes Barbara Luna). Featured as the ship's captain is veteran actor Henry Wilcoxon, best known for his work in such Cecil B. DeMille productions as Cleopatra and The Crusades. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Christian Nyby
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of The F.B.I.: The Gray Passenger

Rhodes (Stephen Brooks) goes undercover as a seaman when a Latin-American diplomat is killed on board a merchant ship. It turns out that a group of insurgents are planning a mutiny, the better to deliver weapons to guerilla warriors in a South American republic. To make certain that the mission succeeds, the leader of the rebels (Alejandro Rey) is playing upon the fragile emotions of countrywoman Barbara Reyes Barbara Luna). Featured as the ship's captain is veteran actor Henry Wilcoxon, best known for his work in such Cecil B. DeMille productions as Cleopatra and The Crusades. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Christian Nyby
Writer(s):
Jerry Ludwig
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