Michael Sheard, born in 1938 in Scotland, is known for his distinctive portrayals of villains across film and television. In Super Bitch (1973), he delivers a memorable performance that adds depth to the film's exploration of exploitation themes. Sheard's career spanned decades, with notable roles that often highlighted his ability to embody authority figures, such as his portrayal of the strict deputy headmaster Maurice Bronson in the series Grange Hill. His work in Super Bitch exemplifies the gritty edge of 1970s cult cinema.
Super Bitch
An undercover cop infiltrates a drug trafficking syndicate run by Mama The Turk. The syndicate and it's partners are already as corrupt as they come, going around their partners and stabbing one another in the back for a little extra slice of the pie. These scum-bags are above no means. Our undercover hero fits right in, turning members of the syndicate against one another and the rest of the corrupt police force. He's got grand plans to steal the drugs, the money and the women!
