Seven Golden Men Strike Again

The Seven Golden Men successfully execute a daring gold heist at the Commercial Bank of Italy. Just as they are about to escape with their loot, most of them are captured by US government agents, leaving Albert and Giorgia to escape temporarily. Their plan is momentarily foiled, but they remain at large.

After their escape, Albert and Giorgia reunite with the remaining Golden Men. They then strike a deal with Frank Rogers, the FBI head and the mastermind behind their initial capture, to continue their operations under US government supervision. This marks a shift in their mission approach.

The Golden Men are tasked by the US government to kidnap a dictator general from a Latin American island nation. This general is allied with the Soviets, and bringing him in for questioning is part of a larger covert operation aimed at manipulating international alliances.

Giorgia is sent ahead to facilitate the kidnapping by posing as an American journalist. She uses her charm to distract the General and incite confusion among his army, making the operation smoother for the Golden Men.

The Golden Men successfully execute the kidnapping after Giorgia's distraction causes chaos. They manage to take the General into custody and prepare for interrogation, aiming to turn him against the Soviets.

Using a mind-reading device, US officials interrogate the General and discover he is infatuated with Giorgia. This infatuation makes him more willing to surrender his Soviet allegiance and become an ally of the United States.

The Golden Men carry out a covert mission to infiltrate the island and seize a Soviet cruiser loaded with 7,000 tons of gold bullion. This gold is intended for the General's planned revolution against the Americans, highlighting greed within their team.

The Golden Men transport the gold to a deserted island for transfer. Adolf, influenced by greed and megalomania, turns against his teammates along with Alfred, leading to a private conflict over the gold. Their infighting is interrupted by Albert and Giorgia, who intervene.

American warships arrive, coercing the Golden Men to relinquish their loot. Through an ingenious trick, most of the gold is secretly moved to Geneva, attempting to avoid confiscation and retain their wealth amidst the chaos.

Albert and Giorgia, now in exile, plot to cheat their fellow Golden Men out of their share of the gold. The team’s internal conflicts are heightened as greed drives them to betray each other for personal gain.

Albert and Giorgia arrive at the bank where the gold is stored, only to discover the Golden Men breaking in. The gold has been confiscated by the United Nations, forcing the team to resort to old-fashioned methods to reclaim their loot.