Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: DD71555
- Format: Blu-ray
- UPC: 785034080845
- Street Date: 04/23/24
- PreBook Date: 03/19/24
- Label: Dark Force Entertainment »
- Genre: Action/Adventure
- Run Time: 100 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 1968
- Region Code: 0
- Box Lot: 30
- Territory: US,CA
- Language: English
Cast & Crew
- Actors:
- Nicholas Kirk
- Nikos Kourkoulos
- Anna Brazzou
- Paris Alexander
- Director: Gregg C. Tallas
- Producer: James Vlamos
- Producers: James Vlamos
Product Assets
Assignment Skybolt
Dan Holland, an American secret service agent, goes to Greece to find an hydrogen bomb that was stolen from a NATO base in Turkey.
- List Price: $29.95
- Your Price: $29.95
- In Stock: 258
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HE GAVE HIS WORD THAT HE WOULD RECOVER THE STOLEN NATO BOMB - AND HIS WORD WAS HIS BOND!
Dan Holland (Nicholas Kirk, The Ruthless), an American Secret Service agent, goes to Greece to find a hydrogen bomb that has been stolen from a NATO base in Turkey. There is the risk that foreign agents will activate the bomb to hit the 6th Fleet flagship while it is anchored outside the port of Piraeus, and thus start World War III. Dan Holland begins his mission with little information: an antique coin found in the location of the theft that belonged to his brother Jack Holland, code-name Achilles, but Achilles is supposed to have been killed by the Communists during the Greek Civil War.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
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Bonus Materials
- New 4K scan from the uncut 35mm original camera negative presented in its original 1.66:1 aspect ratio
- Cult movie trailer reel
- Region free Blu-ray
Sales Points
- First time ever on Blu-ray!
- Cult classic 1968 spy film inspired by the James Bond films of the 1960's! A must for James bond enthusiasts!
- From director Gregg G. Tallas (Night Train to Terror)
Press Quotes
If you are into Eurospy movies, you've already seen many from Italy, Spain, and France, so how about one from Greece? Sometimes painfully low-budget, ASSIGNMENT SKYBOLT still manages to entertain, offering a somewhat different feel and fresh locations.
—John Charles, Letterboxd
