Grand Slam (Ad ogni costo)

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Grand Slam (Ad ogni costo) US Release Poster Country Italy West Germany Spain Directed by Giuliano Montaldo Release Date 1967 Language English Portuguese French German Studio Constantin Film Produktion Coral Producciones Cinematograficas Jolly Film Distributor Paramount Pictures Main Cast Character Actor Prof. James Anders Edward G. Robinson Jean-Paul Audry Robert Hoffmann Mary Ann Davis Janet Leigh Erich Weiss Klaus Kinski Agostino Rossi Riccardo Cucciolla Gregg George Rigaud Mark Milford Adolfo Celi

Grand Slam (original title Ad ogni costo ("At any cost")) is a 1967 Italian-West German-Spanish crime movie directed by Giuliano Montaldo. A retired school teacher plans a theft in the office of the diamond company in Rio. He gathers a crew of criminals and starts his plan during the carnival.

The following weapons were used in the film Grand Slam (Ad ogni costo):

Unidentified pistol

In one scene Erich Weiss (Klaus Kinski) gives a pistol to Jean-Paul Audry (Robert Hoffmann). It looks similar to M1911 but lacks a manual safety.

Weiss handles the pistol to Audry.

The pistol is seen next to Audry. Note the lack of manual safety

Luger P08

During the last scene in Rio Mark Milford (Adolfo Celi) uses a suppressed Luger P08. As this scene was filmed in Brazil, the pistol can be a Brazilian Contract Model 1906 Luger.

Luger P08 - 9x19mm

FN FAL

Brazilian military police carry FN FAL assault rifles. As the movie was filmed in Brasil, they appear to be local manufactured IMBEL M964.

FN FAL 50.00 - 7.62x51mm NATO

Lever action rifle

A lever action rifles is seen in Agostino Rossi's apartments in Roma.