Death Becomes Me Trailer

Death Becomes Me Trailer (1979)

01 January 1979 Adventure, Comedy 92 mins

Two episodes of the TV series "The Persuaders" joined into a movie. Two playboys, Brett Sinclair (Roger Moore) and Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis), investigate crimes.

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Cast

Roger Moore

as Lord Brett Sinclair (archive footage)

Tony Curtis

as Danny Wilde (archive footage)

Bernard Lee

as Sam Milford (archive footage)

Reginald Marsh

as Dr Fowler (archive footage)

Tony Wright

as David Alton (archive footage)

Anne de Vigier

as Nurse Crane (archive footage)

Gerald Sim

as Dr Gordon (archive footage)

Johnny Briggs

as Charlie (archive footage)

Jeremy Burnham

as Scott Maskell (archive footage)

Joanne Dainton

as Miss Lindsay (archive footage)

Vivien Neves

as Danny's Girl (archive footage)

Diana Terry

as Brett's Girl (archive footage)

Diane Cilento

as Kate Sinclair (archive footage)

Denholm Elliott

as Roland (archive footage)

William Rushton

as Lance (archive footage)

Roland Culver

as Duke of Caith (archive footage)

International Titles

Ancora Insieme Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 04 April 2022

Italy 01 January 1979

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