Children of Mata Hari (La Peau de Torpedo)

Children of Mata Hari, titled La Peau de Torpédo in French, is a 1970 spy and crime film directed by Jean Delannoy. A co-production between France, Italy and West Germany, it was shot in 1969, released in 1970 and runs 111 minutes. Starring Klaus Kinski, it also circulated internationally as Pill of Death and The Deathmakers.

The film is based on Francis Ryck's novel of the same name, and Delannoy wrote the screenplay with Jean Cau. Alongside Kinski, Lilli Palmer, Michel Constantin and Stéphane Audran are in the principal roles. Angelo Infanti, Bernard Musson, Christian Brocard, Christine Fabréga, Frédéric de Pasquale, Georges Lycan, Jacques Harden, Noëlle Adam and Michel Charrel also appear in the cast.

François de Roubaix composed the music. The film opened in France on 3 June 1970 and in Germany on 30 October 1970. It was shown as Der Mann mit der Torpedohaut in Germany, as Dossier 212 - destinazione morte in Italy and as Misión Torpedo in Spain.