The Liquidator

Synopsis

In the movie 'The Liquidator' released in 1965, secret agent Boysie Oakes, played by Rod Taylor, is reluctantly drawn into a dangerous assassination plot orchestrated by a glamorous femme fatale and a ruthless group of criminals. As Boysie navigates through deception and treachery, unexpected twists and turns challenge his wits and courage. In the backdrop of the swinging 60s, this spy thriller delivers a mix of suspense, action, and humor, creating a thrilling espionage adventure. With an intriguing storyline and dynamic performances, 'The Liquidator' keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, blending spy intrigue with a touch of charm and wit.

Cast

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  Rod Taylor

  Brian Ian "Boysie" Oakes

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  Trevor Howard

  Mostyn

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  Jill St. John

  Iris MacIntosh

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  Wilfrid Hyde-White

  Chief

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  Eric Sykes

  Griffen

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  John Le Mesurier

  Chekhov

Reviews

Critics have offered mixed reviews for 'The Liquidator'. While some praise the charismatic performance of Rod Taylor as Boysie Oakes, others criticize the movie for its dated portrayal of espionage and lackluster execution. Rotten Tomatoes' average rating is 6/10, with some critics appreciating the film's blend of humor and action, while others find it lacking depth and originality. IMDb rates 'The Liquidator' at 5.9/10, indicating a polarizing response from audiences, who admire the retro spy aesthetic but feel the plot falls short. Overall, the movie has garnered a reputation for its unique take on the spy genre, with both supporters and detractors finding elements to appreciate.