That Lady from Peking 1975
In the gritty 1970s crime drama *That Lady from Peking (1975)*, directed by Eddie Davis, American journalist Max Foster (Carl Betz) lands in Hong Kong on a high-stakes assignment.
Director: Eddie Davis
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is *That Lady from Peking (1975)* about?
*That Lady from Peking (1975)* follows Max Foster, an American reporter in Hong Kong who races to recover a stolen diary from a murdered Russian defector. The diary exposes hidden truths about China, but its disappearance sends Foster on a dangerous pursuit across continents, culminating in a face-off with the enigmatic "Lady from Peking."
Who directed *That Lady from Peking*?
Eddie Davis directed *That Lady from Peking (1975)*, bringing a sharp eye for suspense to this Cold War-era thriller.
Who stars in *That Lady from Peking*?
The film features Carl Betz as Max Foster, Nancy Kwan as the mysterious "Lady from Peking," Bobby Rydell, Sid Melton, and Eva Lynd in pivotal roles.
Is *That Lady from Peking (1975)* worth watching?
*That Lady from Peking (1975)* may not boast a modern blockbuster rating, but its gritty 1970s crime-drama blend of espionage and action makes it a compelling watch for fans of classic thrillers. The chemistry between Carl Betz and Nancy Kwan elevates the story, offering intrigue without cutting corners.
How long is *That Lady from Peking*?
*That Lady from Peking (1975)* runs for 93 minutes, making it a tight, engaging experience perfect for a single viewing.
About That Lady from Peking (1975) — A 1970s Thriller of Espionage and Mystery
In the gritty 1970s crime drama *That Lady from Peking (1975)*, directed by Eddie Davis, American journalist Max Foster (Carl Betz) lands in Hong Kong on a high-stakes assignment. His mission: secure a diary from a defecting Russian diplomat that promises explosive revelations about China. But when the diplomat is killed mid-escape, the diary vanishes into the shadows, sparking a globe-trotting chase from neon-lit Hong Kong streets to the rugged landscapes of Australia. The quest becomes a cat-and-mouse game filled with danger, intrigue, and an unforgettable encounter with the enigmatic "Lady from Peking" (Nancy Kwan), whose identity and motives remain as mysterious as the diary itself.
The film blends crime drama with political tension, weaving a tale of espionage and survival where truth is more valuable—and deadly—than gold. Eddie Davis crafts a tense, atmospheric thriller that balances the glamour of international intrigue with raw, edge-of-your-seat action. With Carl Betz's determined reporter at its heart and Nancy Kwan's mysterious lead, *That Lady from Peking (1975)* delivers a cinematic experience that's as thought-provoking as it is thrilling