An unofficial US government agency, Espionage Inc, is assigned to investigate a Chinese communist organisation called The Dragons who are attempting to import the materials to make an atomic bomb.
Agency chief Mr Kane (Donald Woods) assigns his best agent Justin Power (Jeffrey Hunter) – who is testing a time travel belt – to be in charge of the mission, assisted by Chinese-American female agent Ki Ti Tso (France Nuyen, wife of I Spy’s Robert Culp) – also known as Kitty.
The bomb parts are being imported by a wheelchair-bound smuggler known as Big Buddha (played by Goldfinger’s Oddjob himself, Harold Sakata, with his voice dubbed by Paul Frees)
Little use is made of the Time Belt, Hunter’s character is arrogant and stupid, and he has zero chemistry with his female co-star.
Justin Power
Jeffrey Hunter Kitty (Ki Ti Tso)
France Nuyen Big Buddha
Harold Sakata Big Buddha (voice)
Paul Frees Kane
Donald Woods Nancy Ho
Linda Ho Sato
Robert Ito Stoneface
David Chow Professor
Jon Lormer Slim
Bill Walker Mute Girl
Virginia Ann Lee Genghis
Lee Kolima Squeaky
Tad Horino Kim Fong
Kam Tong Chang
Gerald Jann Big Sister
Carol Byron 2nd Sister
Maggie Thrett 3rd Sister
Kay Michaels Sunny
Marianna Case Miss Sweet
Deanna Lund Agent
Ken Spalding George
Robert Phillips Assassin
Allen Jung
Director
Franklin Adreon
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