États-Unis,
1963, 89 min
Réalisation:
William CastleScénario:
Robert DillonPhotographie:
Gordon AvilMusique:
Van AlexanderActeurs·trices:
Murray Hamilton, Joyce Taylor, Hugh Marlowe, Khigh Dhiegh, Alexandra Bastedo, Norma Varden, George Nardelli, Charlie Briggs, Jimmy Dime, Emil Sitka (plus)Résumés(1)
London diplomat's teenage daughter sets up her own brand of international spying, penetrating all levels of diplomatic secrets. She is captured by the enemy, betrayed by a servant, rescued by her hero and unmasked as America's secret spying weapon. (Park Circus)
Critiques (1)
I simply love William Castle's movies. He manages to blend horror and humor in such a way that humor prevails, but still manages to give some viewers goosebumps. The movie "13 Frightened Girls" doesn't have any horror elements, it's actually a spy film with a young heroine in the lead role, who is fantastic and handles situations brilliantly. It's funny, crazy, and enjoyable.
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