Only Butchers could have come up with a script in which the hero finds himself embroiled in international intrigue that ranges from Baghdad to a very wintry looking London to a very sunny Sussex Coast solely because of something seriously dumb he says early on (which even shamed the scriptwriter into having him remark "Maybe some day I'll learn to keep my mouth shut!").
Despite people getting killed and baddies pursuing the goodies by car from which they're shooting at them, it all seems a bit of lark and you get the sense of an expenses paid sojourn in Brighton for which the film was just a pretext; which would account for the unexpected presence of Hollywood actor John Sutton (who must have died very soon after shooting wrapped) amidst familiar 'B' picture actors like Eric Pohlmann and Alan Tilvern.
Despite people getting killed and baddies pursuing the goodies by car from which they're shooting at them, it all seems a bit of lark and you get the sense of an expenses paid sojourn in Brighton for which the film was just a pretext; which would account for the unexpected presence of Hollywood actor John Sutton (who must have died very soon after shooting wrapped) amidst familiar 'B' picture actors like Eric Pohlmann and Alan Tilvern.