1965 – 7 Mukha Ni Dr Ivan/“Seven Faces Of Dr Ivan” (Cirio Santiago Film Organization/People’s Pictures) LAGALAG #6
[Release date 12th August 1965]
Director/Producer Cirio H. Santiago Story/Screenplay Teodorico C. Santos Music Tito Arevalo Layout Artist Eddie Domer
Cast Eddie Fernandez (Lagalag), Gina Alonzo (Laura), Eva Montes, Nancy Roman (Tanya), Ramon D’Salva (Dr Ivan), Carol Varga, Marco Antonio, Eva Darren, Ruben Rustia (DND Secretary), Jose Garcia (Dr Kosloff), Tommy Romulo, Ely Ramos Jr, Carpi Asturias, Renato Morado, Sammy Sarmiento, Cesar Leyson, SOS Daredevils, Patria Plata, Abelardo Cruz
SPY/ACTION
NOTES: The sixth in a series of Filipino spy thrillers initiated by director Cirio H. Santiago, starring Eddie Fernandez as Agent Lagalag, and Gina Alonzo as Laura, his Girl Friday. The entire series is currently believed to be lost.
1964 – Bakas Ng Dragon/“Trace Of A Dragon” (People’s Pictures) LAGALAG #2
[Release date 18th July 1964]
Director Cirio H. Santiago Screenplay Teodorico C. Santos Music Tito Arevalo Layout Artist Eddie Domer
Cast Eddie Fernandez (Lagalag), Gina Alonzo (Laura), Celia Rodriguez, Eva Montes, Ramon D’Salva, Ruben Rustia, Ely Ramos Jr, Tommy Romulo, Bruno Punzalan, Abelardo Cortes, Paquito Salcedo, Miriam Jurado, Nancy Roman, Ruby Regala, Adora Neri, Lydia Aguilar, Lourdes Ramos, Fred Param, Vicky Velasquez
SPY/ACTION
NOTES: The second in a series of Filipino spy thrillers initiated by director Cirio H. Santiago, starring Eddie Fernandez as Agent Lagalag, and Gina Alonzo as Laura, his Girl Friday. The entire series is currently believed to be lost.
1965 - Mutiny In The South Seas (Rapid Film [West Germany]/Metheus Film [Italy]/Société Nouvelle de Cinématographie [France])
[A West German-Italian-French-Filipino co-production shot in the Philippines, original title “Die Letzten Drei Der Albatros”; Philippines release date 19th June 1967, released locally through Aragon Brothers. World sales by Export Film Bischoff & Co. Also released in France as “Aventure à Manille” and “L’Aventure Vient de Manille”, in Italy as “La Morte Viene Da Manila” and in Greece as “Kolasmenoi Ton Notion Thalasson”]
Director Wolfgang Becker Writer Werner P. Zibaso Producer Wolf C. Hartwig Cinematography Rolf Kästel Music Francesco De Masi Editor Herbert Taschner Sound Supervisor Rainer Klingenfuss Production Manager Ludwig Spitaler Assistant Director Eberhard Schroeder Camera Operator Klaus Werner Assistant Editors Gunther Bloch, Alfons Hartmann, Erwin Jenewein
Cast Joachim Hansen (Lieutenant Hannes Carstens), Gisella Arden [listed in Italian credits as “Kim Arden”] (Lieutenant Dany Wilkinson), Harald Juhnke (Kuddel Lehmann), Horst Niendorf (Walter Pitters), Alfredo Varelli [listed in the Italian credits as “Fred Warell”] (Witch Doctor Namu), Jacques Bézard (Chick), Philippe Guégan (Kaminsky), Eva Montes [as Eva Montez] (Mona), Lucita Soriano [as Lucita Sorriano], Lily Oliveros [as Lilly Oliveros], Frank Fielding, Horst Frank (Sven Broderson)
ACTION/ADVENTURE
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
THEATRICAL
WEST GERMANY - released in its original German language as "Die Letzten Drei Der Albatros"
FRANCE - dubbed into French and released by SNC as “L’Aventure Vient de Manille” [also listed as “Aventure à Manille” although I can't find any trace of a release under that name]
ITALY - released as “La Morte Viene Da Manila”
SPAIN - dubbed into Spanish and released initially by Cire Films as "Objetivo Albatros", and possibly later as "Infierno En Los Mares Del Sur" [or was that its DVD release?]
BRAZIL - released as "Inferno Nos Mares Do Sul"
GREECE - released as “Kolasmenoi Ton Notion Thalasson”
UK - an English-dubbed version, "Mutiny In The South Seas", was released to UK theatres in late 1968 by Kenneth Rive's Gala Films, in a double bill with West German western Black Eagle Of Santa Fe
PHILIPPINES - English-dubbed "Mutiny In The South Seas" released 19th June 1967 via Aragon Brothers.
USAand CANADA - no theatrical release, but the English dubbed "Mutiny In The South Seas" screened on TV multiple times from 1967
DIGITAL
GERMANY - released on DVD as "Die Letzten Drei Der Albatros" [in German with no subtitles]
SPAIN - released on DVD as "Infierno En Los Mares Del Sur" [dubbed into Spanish with no subtitles]
