Eye of the Widow (1991)

Eye of the Widow (1991)
Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
==Summary==
Austrian prince and CIA contractor Malko Linge (Richard Young) hosts a party in his castle that is abruptly interrupted by an attack from a group of terrorists lead by Nassiri (Ben Cross). Malko and his henchman Elko (Paul L. Smith) manages to saves most of the attendees and defuse some bombs, but some hostages got killed and the castle is severly damaged. 
An arms dealer called Khashani (Ben Feitelson) is killed by the middle-man (Mike Marshall) in a biological weapon transaction that gone wrong. His wife Sharnilar (Annabel Schofield), a retired model, is later assaulted by Nassiri and his crew. She then loses one eye and gets disfigured. 
The CIA finds out the attack at the castle, the murder of Khasani and the aggression of his widow are all three related. Malko is offered to work on the case. In return, the CIA would pay for the castle repairs.
The terrorist group and the middle-man work both for another arms dealer, Kharoun (F. Murray Abraham), who was a business and love rival of Khashani.
==Male Deaths==
*F. Murray Abraham (Kharoun)
*Ben Cross (Nassiri)
*Ben Feitelson (Kashani)
*Patrick Macnee (Andrew Marcus)
*Mike Marshall (Klaus)
*Charles Millot (Carlos)
==Female Deaths==
*Annabel Schofield (Sharnilar Khasani)
*Nabila Khashoggi (Vanya)
*Nieves Romero (Leila)
==Trivia==
*This was the last movie directed by Andrew V. McLaglen.
*This is an adaptation of two novels from the SAS series by Gérard de Villiers. Another novel of this series had already been adapted in 1982 with S.A.S. San Salvador.
==Gallery==
EyeOfTheWidowNabilaKhashoggi.png|Nabila Khashoggi
File:EyeOfTheWidowBenFeitelson.png|Ben Feitelson
EyeoftheWidowNievesRomero.png|Nieves Romero
File:EyeOfTheWidowYachtExplosion.png|F. Murray Abraham, Patrick Macnee and Annabel Schofield
File:EyeOfTheWidowMikeMarshall.png|Mike Marshall
EyeOfTheWidowBenCross.png|Ben Cross
File:EyeOfTheWidowCharlesMillot.png|Charles Millot
Category:Spy
Category:1991 Films
Category:Films directed by Andrew V. McLaglen
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