Jerry Cotton: Tip Not Included

Synopsis

In the 1966 film 'Jerry Cotton: Tip Not Included', George Nader portrays the iconic FBI agent Jerry Cotton who finds himself entangled in a thrilling investigation involving a dangerous criminal organization. As Jerry dives deeper into the case, he must navigate a web of deceit, betrayal, and perilous encounters to bring the criminals to justice. With its captivating storyline, intense action sequences, and classic detective elements, 'Jerry Cotton: Tip Not Included' offers a mix of suspense, intrigue, and unpredictable twists that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Cast

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  George Nader

  Jerry Cotton

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  Yvonne Monlaur

  Violet

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  Horst Tappert

  Charles Anderson

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  Heinz Weiss

  Phil Decker

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  Richard Münch

  Mr. John High

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  Ullrich Haupt

  George Davis

Reviews

Critics' reviews for 'Jerry Cotton: Tip Not Included' have been mixed. While some appreciated the nostalgic charm and action-packed sequences, others found the film lacking depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes described it as 'a decent adaptation of the popular detective series, but fails to leave a lasting impact', giving it a rating of 5.5/10. IMDb users rated it as 5.8/10, with praise for George Nader's performance as Jerry Cotton, but criticism for the cliched plot and predictability. Metacritic praised the film's stylish cinematography and captivating visuals but pointed out the lack of character development and weak script. Overall, 'Jerry Cotton: Tip Not Included' offers a nostalgic trip to the classic detective genre, but falls short of creating a truly memorable experience.