Wild Geese II

In this exciting sequel, Sir Laurence Olivier stars as the only surviving Nazi leader whose secrets could destroy the careers of several prominent political figures., A group of mercenaries are hired to spring Rudolf Hess from Spandau Prison in this 80s British action thriller with Scott Glen and Edward Fox., Laurence Olivier trots out his late-career German accent once again, playing Rudolf Hess in this sequel to Wild Geese. Richard Burton was set to star in the film, but when he died, Edward Fox was brought in as a replacement, playing Burton’s younger brother. (the film is dedicated to Burton). The story concerns John Haddad (Scott Glenn), who is hired by a television company to engineer the kidnapping of Rudolf Hess from Spandau prison. Helping him with his assignment are the brother and sister team of Kathy (Barbara Carrera) and Michael Lukas (John Terry). The mercenaries hopes to force Hess to divulge hidden Nazis secrets left unrevealed since World War II., A US TV mogul sets out to kidnap Rudolf Hess from his cell, hoping that the secrets locked up with him in Spandau – including how Hitler’s rise to power was engineered – will be revealed in the TV interview of the century. A team working for the TV company act as go-betweens with a hired mercenary, but there are plenty of people who will stop at nothing to see that Hess and his secrets stay locked up for ever., Sequel with Scott Glenn as an American mercenary hired to abduct Nazi Rudolf Hess from Spandau Prison in Berlin., Sequel with Scott Glenn as an American mercenary hired to abduct Nazi Rudolf Hess (Laurence Olivier) from Spandau Prison in Berlin. Barbara Carrera, Edward Fox. McCann: Robert Webber. Stroebling: Robert Freitag. Reed-Henry: Kenneth Haigh. Peter Hunt directed.