Main Cast: Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux, James Brown, Kenneth More
Release Year: 1968
Country: UK
Run Time: 101 minutes
Plot
Curry (Rod Taylor) is a veteran soldier-of-fortune hired by the president of the Congo for a three day mission. He and native Congoan Ruffo (Jim Brown) are to oversee the safe passage of a train through hostile enemy territory and bring back some uncut diamonds and a human cargo of fugitives loyal to the Congo cause. The two employ the drunken Doctor Wreid (Kenneth More) and a suspicious ex-Nazi named Henlein (Peter Carsten). The quartet, along with 40 of the Congo's best soldiers, try to maneuver the train against the rebel forces and save the beautiful missionary Claire (Yvette Mimieux) at no extra charge. The action takes place in the wake of the political unrest that swept the Congo in the 1950s. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
Andre Morell - Bussier; Olivier Despax - Surrier; Guy Deghy - Deluge; Bloke Modisane - Cpl. Kataki; Calvin Lockhart - Ubi; Alan Gifford - Jansen; David Bauer - Adams; Murray Kash - Cochrane; John Serret - Father Dominic; Danny D. Daniels - Gen.Moses; Peter Carsten - Hentein
Credit
Jack Cardiff - Director, Ernest Walter - Editor, Jacques Loussier - Composer (Music Score), Edward Scaife - Cinematographer, George Englund - Producer, Cliff John Richardson - Special Effects, Roy Baker - Sound/Sound Designer, Quentin Werty - Screenwriter, Adrian Spies - Screenwriter, Wilbur Smith - Book Author