Skullduggery

Synopsis

Skullduggery is a 1970 film starring Burt Reynolds in the lead role. The movie follows a group of adventurers searching for a priceless jade artifact on a remote Pacific island. As they navigate dangerous and mysterious obstacles, betrayals and hidden motives threaten their mission. Skullduggery weaves together elements of mystery, adventure, and suspense, keeping the audience on edge as the characters delve deeper into the island's secrets. With captivating twists and turns, the film explores themes of greed, trust, and the lengths people will go to achieve their desires. Set against the exotic backdrop of the Pacific, Skullduggery delivers a thrilling cinematic experience that leaves viewers questioning the true nature of their ambitions.

Cast

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  Burt Reynolds

  Douglas Temple

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  Susan Clark

  Dr. Sybil Greame

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  Roger C. Carmel

  Otto Kreps

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  Paul Hubschmid

  Vancruysen

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  Chips Rafferty

  Father 'Pop' Dillingham

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  Alexander Knox

  Buffington

Reviews

Skullduggery received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its adventurous spirit while others criticizing its lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives Skullduggery a 38% rating based on reviews that describe the film as 'entertaining but ultimately forgettable'. IMDb users rated Skullduggery 4.7/10, with some users appreciating its old-school charm and others finding the plot to be convoluted. Despite its flaws, Metacritic notes that Skullduggery has a nostalgic appeal for fans of 70s adventure cinema. Overall, the critics agree that Burt Reynolds delivers a charismatic performance, but the film falls short of its potential due to a predictable storyline and uneven pacing.