7 Mulheres de Ouro [Portuguese]
Brigade des Anges [French]
Bushido la Spada del Sole [Italian]
De syv Dynamitpiger [Danish]
Die Unschlagbaren Sieben von Las Vegas [German]
Kai oi 7 Itan Yperohes [Greek]
La Brigada de los Angeles [Spanish]
La Pandilla de la Muerte [Spanish]
Les 7 Filles en Or [French]
Panssari-Van Iskee [Finnish]
Sedem Nebeskih Deklet [Slovenian]
Tagline(s):
They'll Blow You Away!
Lovely Girls...Masters of Judo, Karate and Weaponry!
Seven super sexy girls take on the bad guys in an explosion of wild action, crazy stunts, and loads of laughs!
Nomination Year: 1996
SYNOPSIS: Only lacking a disembodied-voice-on-the-phone giving them missions to make the rip-off complete, this Charlie's Angels send-up has not just three, but seven lovely ladies. Working together, each uses her unique talents to help shut down a heavily-guarded drug-making factory. The weak plot is made all the sadder by cameos from an ancient Pat Buttram ("Green Acres'" Mr. Haney) and a just-as-ancient Jim Backus (Mr. Howell from "Gilligan's Island"), both of whom -- along with Alan "The Skipper" Hale, Jr., who looked pretty good, actually -- got "starring" billing in the credits, despite being in the film for maybe 90 seconds each.
Bryan Cassidy
Smithee Award Nominations
"Wanna Run That By Me Again?"
Celebrities Are Better Than Us!
"You're (mildly) famous, so these people I know will trust you and not me."
Huh?
And remember...women can make a difference! Even in the '70s.
Worst Acting
Someone Throw Her into the Pool, Please
Jacqulin Cole explains her plans to Susan Kiger...stiltedly. Especially while digging around in her purse.
Worst Picture
An Awkward Moment
The ladies are doing target practice. The teenage girl wants to try! But she has a teen moment or something and runs off in shame. Then the ladies make plans to take out the drug compound.
A few bit parts in some "wild women"
movies of
the '60s through '80s: Beyond
the Valley
of the Dolls, The Female
Bunch, and Satan's
Cheerleaders. Married to
director Greydon
Clark.
Gravelly tough-guy through and through. Has
been playing badasses in countless films,
including Curly in City Slickers
and Yves Perret in Tango &
Cash. Famously did one-handed push-ups
at the Oscars at a very advanced age.
Rugged leading man of radio and screen, he was
The Thin Man Nick Charles and
starred in The Longest Day,
Good News, and was one of the
original Ocean's Eleven.
Tough guy in Westerns and crime dramas from
the '40s
through the '90s, including Reese Bennett on
"Laredo,"
Duke in Stalag 17, and Lieutenant
Kaminsky in Tora! Tora! Tora!