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Karate, the Hand of Death

Karate, the Hand of Death (1961)

Action | 80 minutes
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Genre: Action / Crime

Duration: 80 minuten

Alternative title: Karato - The Hand of Death

Country: United States

Directed by: Joel Holt

Stars: Joel Holt, Frank Blaine and Akira Shiga

IMDb score: 4,4 (66)

Releasedate: 9 August 1961

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Karate, the Hand of Death plot

A war criminal from Nazi Germany wants to cash in his spoils of war, one million dollars in platinum, in Tokyo. When this man is murdered, the blame is placed on American tourist Matt Carver. While the police are on Matt's heels, he tries to track down the actual killers, along with his Japanese childhood friend Akira.

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Joel Holt Joel Holt

Matt Carver

Frank Blaine Frank Blaine

Ivan Mayberry

Akira Shiga Akira Shiga

Akira Harakawa

Joe Hirakawa Joe Hirakawa

Kosaka Harakawa

Reiko Okada Reiko Okada

Reika Harakawa

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