The Scorpio Letters (1967)
A Victor Canning novel was the launching pad for this consummately produced TV spy movie. Alex Cord is an American secret agent reluctantly employed by British secret service for a life and death mission. Teamed with the beauteous Shirley Eaton (the "golden girl" of Goldfinger), Cord is expected to locate the head of an international blackmail ring. The villain is known only by the code name "Scorpio," which could under the circumstances be a masculine or feminine monicker. Produced and directed by Richard Thorpe, The Scorpio Letters was given an overseas theatrical run after its American TV debut. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Director(s):
- Richard Thorpe
Synopsis of The Scorpio Letters
A Victor Canning novel was the launching pad for this consummately produced TV spy movie. Alex Cord is an American secret agent reluctantly employed by British secret service for a life and death mission. Teamed with the beauteous Shirley Eaton (the "golden girl" of Goldfinger), Cord is expected to locate the head of an international blackmail ring. The villain is known only by the code name "Scorpio," which could under the circumstances be a masculine or feminine monicker. Produced and directed by Richard Thorpe, The Scorpio Letters was given an overseas theatrical run after its American TV debut. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Scorpio Letters
- Alex Cord - Joe Christopher
- Vincent Beck - Paul Fretoni
- Antoinette Bower - Terry
- Barry Ford - Bratter
- Laurie Main - Tyson
- Lester Matthews - Mr. Harris
- Andre Philippe - Gian
- Shirley Eaton - Phoebe Stewart
- Oscar Beregi - Soriel
- Danielle de Metz - Marie
- Emile Genest - Garin
- Arthur Malet - Hinton
- Laurence Naismith - Burr
- Ilka Windish - Miss Gunther
- Director(s):
- Richard Thorpe
- Writer(s):
- Adrian Spies
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