Hello Glen Ward, House Dick Trailer (1968)
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Ray Danton as Glen Ward
Pamela Tudor as Liz Taylor
Luis Dávila as Mulligan
George Rigaud as Inspector
Luciano Pigozzi as Lefty
Carlo Palmucci as Richy
Carla Calò as Mrs. Parker
Beni Deus as Martinelli
Vicente Roca as Hotel Manager
Germany 15 March 1968
Spain 15 September 1969
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