Maroc 7

1967

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller

2
IMDb Rating 5.2/10 10 310 310

spy morocco intrigue

Plot summary

The lady of a top fashion magazine doubles as a jewel thief and becomes involved in Moroccan intrigue.

Director

Gerry O'Hara Photo
Gerry O'Hara

Top cast

Angela Douglas Photo
Angela Douglas as Freddie
Alexandra Stewart Photo
Alexandra Stewart as Michelle Craig
Tracy Reed Photo
Tracy Reed as Vivienne
Gene Barry Photo
Gene Barry as Simon Grant
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842.52 MB
1280*516
English 2.0
NR
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24 fps
1 hr 31 min
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1.53 GB
1904*768
English 2.0
NR
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24 fps
1 hr 31 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by gridoon 5 / 10

Not bad, but nothing special; the gorgeous women are its strongest point

Loaded with pretty girls, exotic locations, and double-crosses, "Maroc 7" keeps your attention, but never builds too much excitement. Despite being filmed on location in Morocco, the cinematography makes the picture look cheap (or maybe I just watched a bad print), and the director has the bad habit of filming his "big" scenes in near-complete darkness, making it a pain to try and see what's going on. The male lead, Gene Barry, is a bit too old and a bit too smarmy for his "smooth ladies' man" role, but Alexandra Stewart is simply gorgeous and Elsa Martinelli is not far behind. The 60's were certainly a great decade for screen babes, and there is perhaps no other genre demonstrating that point more clearly than these spy capers. (**)
Reviewed by serendigity 5 / 10

Good locations and fashions of the 60s

Three things stand out in this film. The filming on location - including interior scenes, the Moroccan desert, and the wonderful 1960s fashions/hairstyles. An enjoyable film only marred by the weak storyline and implausible ending. I wish that more films would make use of real locations for interior scenes. Actually seeing the real world out of the hotel room window, hearing the echo in voices due to being in a small room, genuine ambient background sound - all these ingredients help to 'put you there'. If this film had been made in the mid 70s or later it would be completely forgettable. But being made in the swinging 60s gives it something... Worth a look.
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