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The Treasure of Monte Cristo is a British film of genre Adventure directed by Robert S. Baker released in USA on 22 june 1961 with Rory Calhoun
The Treasure of Monte Cristo (1961)
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Add to a movie listLe Secret de Monte-Cristo (titre original : The Treasure of Monte Cristo) est un film britannique de Robert S. Baker et Monty Berman sorti en 1961.
Synopsis
En 1815, le capitaine Corbett est chargé de protéger le colonel Jackson et sa fille. Mais ce dernier est gravement blessé dans une attaque préméditée. Il décide alors de confier à son garde du corps un secret menant à un trésor caché sur l'île de Monte Cristo...Actors
Rory Calhoun
(Captain Adam Corbett)
Patricia Bredin
(Pauline)
John Gregson
(Renato)
Peter Arne
(Boldini)
Samuel John Kydd
(Albert)
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