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The Six Million Dollar Man: The Solid Gold Kidnapping

1973

Sci-Fi

The Six Million Dollar Man: The Solid Gold Kidnapping

1973

Sci-Fi

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

6.6/10 · 851

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Plot summary

A criminal organization known as OSO specializes in kidnapping high ranking U.S. representatives. Although Steve Austin has already thwarted one of their kidnappings, he is unable to stop them from grabbing William Henry Cameron right from under OSI's nose. OSO demands one million dollars in gold and Oscar Goldman takes the opportunity to try and lure them out into the open. Meanwhile, Steve accompanies Dr. Erica Bergner, who is testing a new method of brain transferal in order to find out where Cameron is being kept.

Director

Russ Mayberry

Top cast

Jan Arvan as Doctor

Leigh Christian as Lady Skier

Marcel Hillaire as Customs Inspector

James Sikking as 2nd OSO Agent

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

452.56 MB

1280*942

English 2.0

TV-PG

23.976 fps

12 hr 49 min

Seeds 1

839.83 MB

1468*1080

English 2.0

TV-PG

23.976 fps

12 hr 49 min

Seeds ...

Comments 5

meh00apocalypse 268 days ago

Don't bother downloading - it's the TV movie edited down to episode length so a lot is missing

zoeysmom 269 days ago

18 minutes are cut off the beginning of the movie

ignatias 270 days ago

About 23 minutes shorter than my original copy. Not sure what is missing.

Kat25 271 days ago

Built to run in slow motion.

pukkimarkko 271 days ago

I didn't know who Steve Austin was. I only know Stone Cold Steve Austin! Heard he was Superman before Christopher Reeve. Watched it just now and boy, now I know why he's famous this Six Million Dollar Man. He made David Corenswet looked like Brendan Fraser's George of the Jungle!

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

no use of the typical bionic effects

The third flick about Steve Austin just before the series started. Where the second flick made use of the bionic sound here it is again left out. Even the slow…

8 / 10

Review of the original version

The third movie about Steve Austin is a lot closer, in content and tone, to the long-running television series that followed.Movie #1 is a serious affair. It's…

The third movie about Steve Austin is a lot closer, in content and tone, to the long-running television series that followed.Movie #1 is a serious affair. It's great. A classic. Movie #2 is a desperate attempt to rip-off the Bond movies and it falls flat. But this time out, Steve's womanizing antics (and tendency to have a quip for every occasion) have been toned down and the story is structured more like a typical SMDM episode, where Oscar gives Steve a difficult mission because nobody else could accomplish it. Also, the fact that Steve is partnered someone who has 'powers' of some sort is an element found in several episodes from the series.The movie opens with Steve on a successful rescue mission. Someone important has been cancelled. Steve gets them back, but does not capture the bad guys. We can see, however, that these bad guys are a vast organisation and, before long, they have added another victim to their kidnap list. Someone who was under the personal care of Oscar Goldman.The script goes into great detail with all of this. And it makes for good viewing. It doesn't slow things down at all, in fact the pace is very fast.Steve is soon on the case. One of the evil henchmen died in the kidnapping (there's a nice bit of storytelling to all of this, also) and Oscar and Rudy have found a scientist who has been working on a way to take memories from dead people. It's an imprefect science but she's volunteers to help. She's putting her life at risk, and this later comes back to haunt her, a plot development that allows us to see the colder side of Oscar Goldman.So Steve and the woman (the wonderful Elizabeth Ashley) travel around Europe on the trail of the kidnappers, while Terry Carter gets a subplot which shows how he moves the ransom to the designated drop-off point.John Vernon and Maurice Evans get some great scenes, and Leif Erickson is typically great as the victim.All in all a very enjoyable movie.And a rare one, too. Most DVD releases of this material are of an incorrect version. Thanks to a DVD boxset called El Hombre Nuclear I was able to see the real deal, not some stupid botched re-edit.http://abriefingwithmichael.blogspot.com/

8 / 10

The third, and final, "Six Million Dollar Man" movie pilot.

When "The ABC Movie of the Week" aired the very first "Six Million Dollar Man" movie, I really don't think they were looking to turn it into a TV series…

When "The ABC Movie of the Week" aired the very first "Six Million Dollar Man" movie, I really don't think they were looking to turn it into a TV series (though many of their movies were intended as pilots). However, the public loved the film and so they made another--with some new cast members and a few plot changes. In pretty much every way, "The Six Million Dollar Man: Wine, Women and War" was like the later TV series--with the same TV cast. So by the time "The Six Million Dollar Man: The Solid Gold Kidnapping" came along, the idea for the upcoming series was set...and the film looks an awful lot like an extended TV episode. This is no complaint...just telling you about what to expect from this and the previous film--with Richard Anderson playing the boss and Alan Oppenheimer playing Dr. Wells.When the story begins, an international kidnapping syndicate (very much like Spectre in the Bond films) is trying kidnap yet another top US government official but it appears as if the OSI has out-thought them. 'Appears' is the right word...for soon after congratulating themselves on their cleverness, the man really is kidnapped! Naturally this calls for Steve Austin...but the problem is that they have no real leads. The only chance is doing a weird experiment where they inject a dead man's brain cells into a willing guinea pig. Dr. Erica Bergner (Liz Ashley) believes in the theory so much she elects to get the injection and they use fragmented memories she's recovering to look for the baddies (led, of course, by John Vernon who ALWAYS plays evil jerks!). The trail leads to Switzerland and Steve has to be careful...because this organization is NOT particularly nice!There are some interesting guests in this episode including Maurice Evans (from the "Planet of the Apes" films and "Bewitched") as well as Leif Erickson (as the kidnapping victim). But the most interesting guest is Luciana Paluzzi who starred in "Thunderball" as Largo's sexy and murderous henchwoman. Considering the Bond-like qualities of the film, this is an interesting choice of guest stars.Overall, very entertaining and worth seeing. I have not seen the regular episodes of the series since the 1970s and really cannot compare this film to them.

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