The Last Mercenary Trailer

The Last Mercenary Trailer (1968)

27 December 1968 Adventure, Action

After the war in Congo, two mercenaries take a mission to safeguard uranium transportation in a South American jungle, fighting bandits and local miners.

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Cast

Ray Danton

as Mark / Marco Anderson

Günther Stoll

as Man in Black

George Rigaud

as Manuel de Lagos

Carl Möhner

as Steinmann

Piero Sciumè

as Felipe

Crew

José Climent

José Climent Director of Photography

George Ferrer

George Ferrer Executive Producer

Juan Gelpí

Juan Gelpí Director of Photography

Mel Welles

Director

International Titles

Söldner der Gewalt Trailer

Les mercenaires de la violence Trailer

L'ultimo mercenario Trailer

The Man In Black Trailer

International Releases Dates

Germany 27 December 1968

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