Most of these films are only available as VHS bootlegs, but a few have recently been released on DVD, such as the french OSS 117 films and italian Agent 077 films.
You can get the book from Amazon.com.
60s spy movies
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Count_Lippe
- Agent
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60s spy movies
If you, like me, are mostly into the old Bond movies, and would be interested in other spy movies from that era, there is a book that deals with those movies.
Most of these films are only available as VHS bootlegs, but a few have recently been released on DVD, such as the french OSS 117 films and italian Agent 077 films.
You can get the book from Amazon.com.
Most of these films are only available as VHS bootlegs, but a few have recently been released on DVD, such as the french OSS 117 films and italian Agent 077 films.
You can get the book from Amazon.com.
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carl stromberg
- Ministry of Defence
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- Favorite Bond Movie: The Spy Who Loved Me
- Favorite Movies: Amicus compendium horror films
It's a Gift
A Night At The Opera
The Return of the Pink Panther
Sons of the Desert - Location: The Duck Inn
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Commander 0077
- Lieutenant-Commander
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Yeah, I like to browse thru pulp novel book stores. This one resembles Derek Flint. Speaking about Flint, there was James Coburn site that featured a contest Bond vs. Flint. It listed all the major attributes of both -- fighting ability, suaveness, looks, brains, etc. Flint won! I think Bond won in the looks department.carl stromberg wrote:I love those old pulp covers.
You move very well for a dead man, Mr Bond
Kill him!
Kill Bond! Now!
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Kill him!
Kill Bond! Now!
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