The Castle of Fu Manchu (1969) | |
| Director(s) | Jesús Franco |
| Producer(s) | Harry Alan Towers |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Horror, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Spies |
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The Castle of Fu Manchu (1969) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Jesús Franco and produced by Harry Alan Towers.
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Lin Tang:
Even Nayland-Smith cannot touch you now, father.
Fu Manchu: I wish that he would try.
Fu Manchu: I have brought you here to save the life of someone whose knowledge I require as a thirsty man needs water. Crystal clear water, doctor Kessler. The name of the person to whom I refer is professor Heracles.
Fu Manchu: The formula. With this I can control all things - and all men.
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Fu Manchu: I wish that he would try.
Fu Manchu: I have brought you here to save the life of someone whose knowledge I require as a thirsty man needs water. Crystal clear water, doctor Kessler. The name of the person to whom I refer is professor Heracles.
Fu Manchu: The formula. With this I can control all things - and all men.
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Facts about
The dam bursting scene is footage taken from the Dirk Bogarde film Campbell's Kingdom. Bogarde is in the green checked shirt and Stanley Baker in the red shirt, both are recognizable in this footage.
All of the footage at the beginning of the movie featuring a large ocean liner striking an iceberg and sinking is all stock footage from the famed 1958, British Titanic film, A Night to Remember.
The last feature of Howard Marion-Crawford
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All of the footage at the beginning of the movie featuring a large ocean liner striking an iceberg and sinking is all stock footage from the famed 1958, British Titanic film, A Night to Remember.
The last feature of Howard Marion-Crawford
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