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An aspiring mystery writer becomes accidently embroiled in an international plot during a two-week stay in Malta.

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Mickey Raymond
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Terry Leonard
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Inspector Stagnos
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Eva Werner
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Nino Tenucci
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Princess Aida
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Marquis De Pena
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Lizzy O'Reilly (as Pauline Delany)
P.G. Stephens ...
Sean O'Reilly
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Esteban Ortega
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Corporal Lascaris
Martin Sorrentino ...
Afro-Dite
Luciano Crovato ...
Taxi Driver
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Boss Arab
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Laurie
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Arab
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Achmed
Brian Coburn ...
Burly Salt
Fifi Moyer ...
Mother
Marcello Krakoff ...
Child
Philip Alexander ...
Child
Brian Eubanks ...
Child
Saviour Tanti ...
Passport Agent / Officer
Nadine Azzopardi ...
Stewardess
Emanuel Abela ...
Man at Museum Post Card Rack
Charles Saliba ...
Bartender
Benny Farrugia ...
Bartender
Margaret von Brockdorff ...
Nun
Ruth Borthwick ...
Nun
Freda Camilleri ...
Nun
Lilly Harding ...
Nun
Narcy Calamatta ...
Tour Guide
Anthony Spiteri ...
Bald Man
Joe Quattromani ...
Man in Fez
Eddie Baldacchino ...
Wheelman at Dragonara Casino
Joe Coppini ...
Fish Monger
Harry Jones ...
Man with Duffle Bag
Michael Kissaun ...
Backstage Man
Charles Darmanin ...
Museum Guard
Joe Abela ...
Museum Guard
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Anna Cachia ...
Dancer (uncredited)

Directed by

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Michael Tuchner

Written by

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Jeffrey Price ... (written by) &
Peter S. Seaman ... (written by) (as Peter Seaman)

Produced by

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Jerry Leider ... producer
Joel Morwood ... associate producer

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Charles Fox

Cinematography by

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Tonino Delli Colli

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Frank J. Urioste

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Derek Brechin ... assistant editor
Alec Smight ... assistant editor

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Pam Polifroni

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Rodger Maus

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John B. Mansbridge

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Harry Cordwell
Roger M. Shook ... (as Roger Shook)

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Gloria Musetta ... (as Gloria Mussetta)

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Leonard Drake ... hairstyling
Pierantonio Mecacci ... makeup artist
Robert J. Schiffer ... makeup supervisor (as Robert J. Schiffer CMAA)

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E. Darrell Hallenbeck ... unit production manager

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Carlo Cotti ... first assistant director
Michael Kissaun ... second assistant director
Doug Metzger ... second assistant director: USA
Mark R. Schilz ... first assistant director: USA (as Mark Schilz)

Sound Department

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Nick Alphin ... re-recording mixer
Jean-Louis Ducarme ... sound supervisor
George Fredrick ... sound editor
Robert Hathaway ... sound supervisor (as Bob Hathaway)
Joseph A. Parker ... supervising sound editor
Richard Portman ... re-recording mixer (as Richard R. Portman)
Frank Regula ... re-recording mixer (as Frank C. Regula)
Allen Hurd ... sound (uncredited)
Al Maguire ... adr editor (uncredited)

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Georges Iaconelli ... special effects (as George Iaconelli)
Mario Cassar ... special effects foreman: Malta (uncredited)

Stunts

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Christian Bonnichon ... stunts
Jean-Claude Bonnichon ... stunts (as J.C. Bonnichon)
Dominique Julienne ... stunts
Michel Julienne ... stunts
Rémy Julienne ... stunt coordinator (as Remy Julienne)
Brigitte Magnin ... stunts
Scott Hubbell ... water safety (uncredited)

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Isidore Mankofsky ... director of photography: second unit
Carlo Tafani ... camera operator
Sandro Battaglia ... assistant camera (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Guidarino Guidi ... casting: Rome
Maude Spector ... casting: London

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Jack Sandeen ... costume supervisor

Music Department

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Jack Wadsworth ... music editor
Tom Brown ... music copyist (uncredited)
George Doering ... musician (uncredited)
Shawn Murphy ... scoring mixer (uncredited)
Louise Di Tullio ... musician: flute (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Rachel Griffiths ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Simon Benzakein ... production coordinator
Wayne Fitzgerald ... title designer: Modern Film Effects
Harriet Greenberg ... production assistant: USA
Alba Maria Ruggeri ... production assistant: Rome (as Albamaria Ruggieri)
Stephen J. Kerr ... evp southeast asia (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

San Francisco court stenographer Mickey Raymond wants to become the next great mystery crime novelist, but believes she has to experience life to find her stories. So she travels to Malta for a two week vacation to find that first story, with the plan being that she will insert herself into the story after the fact as its private detective heroine. She is unaware that the simple act of purchasing some postcards at a souvenir stand outside a museum would trigger that story, as one of those postcards was placed there by a man as a clue to the subject of a crime. Soon thereafter, she is mugged and people around her end up dead, she also knowing that people are after her to kill her. She gets little help from the local police, they believing she is trying to manufacture a story for her novel and ultimately believing that she may be a criminal herself and not a victim. Although ill-prepared to be that detective for real but not wanting to be a victim, she decides to find out why people would want her dead for what they believe she knows or what she has. She enlists the help of anyone who she believes she can trust, including: Terry Leonard, an American tourist for who it was hate at first sight because of his sleazy yet obvious scams to pick up women, those scams which she will learn is to hide the fact of being a nothing in his real life; Nino Tenucci, an Elvis Presley loving Italian tourist who initially tried to pick her up but eventually divulges to her that he is an investigative reporter working on a story, the story into which she has stumbled; Eva Werner, a cold-as-ice German travel critic, who nonetheless wants there to be solidarity among women; Sean and Lizzy O'Reilly, a caring elderly Irish couple staying at the same inn as her, they who believe she and Terry would make a nice couple; and a local taxi driver who does whatever he needs to to get her as his constant fare. But in the course of Mickey trying to find out what is going on, she will find that not everyone that she trusts is truly as he or she appears on the surface... Written by Huggo

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Also Known As
  • Meurtres à Malte (France)
  • Misterio en Malta (Spain)
  • To nisi tou mystiriou (Greece)
  • Morrer em Malta (Portugal)
  • Sadetakki (Finland)
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Runtime
  • 91 min
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Budget $5,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $2,192,621, 13 Mar 1983

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Trivia The film was produced by Walt Disney Pictures, known for its family fare. Yet, since it contains adult themes that some felt were inappropriate for the studio's image, the Disney name appears nowhere on the film. Disney ultimately created the Touchstone Pictures brand in order to release more adult fare. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Stinkers of 1983 (1983). See more »
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Quotes Mickey Raymond: [mocking Terry Leonard] It embarrases me when people give me special treatment for what I do.
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