As part of his plan for world domination, the evil Fu Manchu has taken as hostages the daughters of 12 political or industrial figures. Scotland Yard's Nayland Smith and Dr. Petrie are unable to prevent the kidnaping of Marie Lentz, a famed scientist's daughter who is brought to Fu Manchu's North African headquarters in the Sahara, only to learn that Fu Manchu possesses a lethal death ray. In time, Smith, Dr. Petrie, and Marie's fiancé, Franz Baumer, make their way to Fu Manchu's temple, but the death ray apparatus has already been set on a destructive course. Fu Manchu's "brides" barricade the doors against him and assist Smith and Dr. Petrie in resetting the death ray's tracking device, and the temple explodes after they have escaped. As he watches, Nayland Smith believes he hears the words, "the world will hear from me again," coming to him across the desert.

Director:
Dan Sharp	Director
David Eady	2nd unit dir
Barrie Melrose	Assistant Director
Cast:
Christopher Lee	as Fu Manchu
Douglas Wilmer	as Nayland Smith
Marie Versini	as Marie Lentz
Heinz Drache	as Franz Baumer
Howard Marion-Crawford	as Dr. Ronald Petrie
Tsai Chin	as Lin Tang
Kenneth Fortescue	as Sergeant Spicer
Joseph Furst	as Otto Lentz
Carole Gray	as Michèle Merlin
Harald Leipnitz	as Nikki Sheldon
Roger Hanin	as Insp. Pierre Grimaldi
Rupert Davies	as Jules Merlin
Burt Kwouk	as Feng
Eric Young	as Feng's assistant
Poulet Tu	as Lotus
Salmaan Peer	as Abdul
Wendy Gifford	as Louise
Dani Sheridan	as Shiva
Lucille Soong	as Yewar
Maureen Beck	as Nurse
Clive Swift	as Porter
Kitty Attwood	as Cleaner
Christopher Kum	as Wireless operator
Cecil Cheng	as Dacoits
Denis Holmes	as Constable
Nicholas Courtney	as Sergeant
Desmond Gill	as Warder
Christine Rau	as Austrian bride
Danièle Defrère	as Belgian bride
Yvonne Ekman	as Danish bride
Janette Napper	as English bride
Evelyne Dheliat	as French bride
Katatina Quest	as German bride
Anje Langstraat	as Dutch bride
Grete-Lill Henden	as Norwegian bride
Gaby Schar	as Swiss bride
Cinematography:
Ernest Steward	Director of Photography
John Kotze	2nd unit photog
Dudley Lovell	Camera Operator
Producer:
Oliver A. Unger	Executive Producer
Editing:
Allan Morrison	Film Editor
Music:
Johnny Douglas	Music Composition
Bruce Montgomery	Music Composition
Philip Martell	Mus cond
Art Director:
Frank White	Art Director
George Lack	Asst art dir
Make-Up:
George Partleton	Makeup
Ann Box	Hairstyles
Costume-Wardrobe:
Harry Haynes	Costumes
T. Haynes	Costumes
Sound:
John Brommage	Sound Recording
Ken Cameron	Sound Recording
Fred Hughesdon	Sound
Film Production - Main:
John Comfort	Production Manager
Bruce Sharman	Loc mgr
Josie Fulford	Cont

Released in Great Britain December 1966. Peter Welbeck is a pseudonym of Harry Alan Towers. This is a sequel to The Face of Fu Manchu, q. v.

Released in England 1966

Released in United States December 14, 1966

Released in United States Winter December 14, 1966

Sequel to "The Face of Fu Manchu" (1965) directed by Don Sharp.

c Eastmancolor

Released in United States December 14, 1966 (Providence, Rhode Island)

Released in United States Winter December 14, 1966

Based on the characters created by Sax Rohmer.