The Return of Mr. Moto

The Return of Mr. Moto is a 1965 film about a detective who goes undercover. Directed by Ernest Morris. Written by Fred Eggers. The Most Famous Secret Agent Of All Is Back In A New Adventure!  (taglines) Dialogue Inspector Jim Halliday: Are you in the habit of wandering around strange men's apartments? Maxine Powell, Lennox's Secretary: Mr. Moto is not strange. We're friends. Mr. Moto: Yes, we're friends. Inspector Jim Halliday: It's a habit you ought to break. You could lose either your health or your honor. Maxine Powell, Lennox's Secretary: And you wouldn't protect either! Mr. Moto: [after being mistakenly thrown by Halliday] Maxine, did he hurt you? Maxine Powell, Lennox's Secretary: [lying with her skirt pulled up on the couch] I don't think so, but my dignity's in awful shape!Inspector Jim Halliday': [obviously liking what he sees] It looks fine from here. Taglines The Most Famous Secret Agent Of All Is Back In A New Adventure! Cast Henry Silva — Mr. Moto Terence Longdon — Jonathan Westering, MI5 Suzanne Lloyd — Maxine Powell Martin Wyldeck — Helmut "Dargo" Engle w:Marne Maitland – Wasir Hussein Brian Coburn — Magda, Hussein's Henchman Stanley Morgan — Inspector Jim Halliday Peter Zander — Charles Ginelli Harold Kasket — Shahrdar of Wadi Antony Booth — Hovath Gordon Tanner — Russell McAllister Henry Gilbert — David Lennox Richard Evans — Chief Inspector Marlow Ian Fleming — Rogers External links 0059650 The Return of Mr. Moto Category:1965 films Category:1960s British films Category:Mr. Moto films Category:Films about undercover police officers