Heroes, villains, shaken martinis, and beautiful ladies… this spy series has it all!
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 | Dir. Ken Russell, 1967, 111 min.
Ken Russell turns the conventional Cold War thriller on its head in this wild treatment of Len Deighton’s Harry Palmer. more |
 | Dir. Val Guest, Ken Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish, 1967, 131 min.
This anarchic spoof has an aging Sir James Bond (David Niven) pulled out of retirement to thwart the evil SMERSH. more |
 | Dir. Mario Bava, 1968, 109 min.
Mario Bava’s ultra-mod crime action flick has John Phillip Law as super criminal Diabolik, living in a plush underground pad with sexy girlfriend Marisa Mell, and surrounded by all the best gadgets from Q’s toolbox. more |
 | Dir. Leslie H. Martinson, 1967, 99 min.
Raquel Welch is “the world’s most uncovered undercover agent,” in her role as the ace skydiver Fathom Harvill who’s recruited to parachute in to recover a missing atomic device from the Red Chinese and American defector Anthony Franciosa. more |
 | Dir. Terence Young, 1963, 110 min.
The second appearance of Agent 007 has Bond, James Bond, on the trail of a Russian decoding device, battling evil SPECTRE, psycho hit man Donovan Grant, and homicidal ex-KGB agent Rosa Klebb and her treacherous shoe. more |
 | Dir. Guy Hamilton, 1966, 109 min.
Michael Caine is British spy Harry Palmer, who is more Columbo than Bond with his thick glasses, cheap raincoat, and un-suave affect. But what Palmer lacks in gadgets and fancy cars, he makes up for in sheer brainpower. more |
 | Dir. Joseph Losey, 1966, 119 min.
Luscious Monica Vitti is Modesty Blaise, secret agent. There is a plot—British Intelligence summons Blaise and her virile sidekick to thwart a diamond heist—but it’s the psychedelic sets and fabulous costumes that make director Joseph Losey’s campy romp sizzle. more |
 | Dir. Peter H. Hunt, 1969, 140 min.
Diana Rigg is 007’s true love and his absolute equal in physical prowess and sardonic wit in this exhilarating action-packed Bond film. more |
 | Dir. Daniel Mann, 1966, 106 min.
James Coburn is Derek Flint, ultra-suave renaissance man—scientist, engineer, surgeon, and artist—living on Central Park West with four beautiful women. more |
 | Dir. Carol Reed, 1965, 111 min.
Expatriate Englishman and mild-mannered vacuum cleaner salesman Alec Guinness lives in pre-revolutionary Havana with his teenage daughter, when he’s recruited into spydom by British secret agent Noël Coward. more |
 | Dir. Phil Karlson, 1966, 102 min.
“Follow Matt Helm, secret agent, from bedroom to bedlam with guns, girls, and dynamite!” Superspy and bachelor Helm (played to groovy perfection by lounge lizard Dean Martin) saves the world from the nefarious Big O organization that plans to detonate an atomic bomb and start World War III. more |
 | Dir. Martin Ritt, 1965, 112 min.
Based on the terrific novel by John Le Carré, Spy features Richard Burton in an extraordinary performance as world-weary Cold War spy Alex Leamas trapped in a Byzantine plot beyond his control. more |