Le mur des espions

Original title: Agent for H.A.R.M.

1966
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1h 24m

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Barbara Bouchet, Aliza Gur, and Peter Mark Richman in Le mur des espions (1966)

Secret agent tries to stop a scientist who has devised a bacterium that devours the body from within.Secret agent tries to stop a scientist who has devised a bacterium that devours the body from within.Secret agent tries to stop a scientist who has devised a bacterium that devours the body from within.

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2.4/10

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1/10

This is as good as any Bond film... Gold Bond medicated powder, that is.

Here we have the epic adventures of a super-swinging spy from the '60s, complete with loads of gorgeous women, fantastic gadgets, and awe-inspiring adventure set pieces...

Actually, no we don't.

What we have instead is a painfully low-budget, underwritten, generally icky movie filled with token attempts at the girls, gadgets, and adventures of our pal double-oh-seven, but all falling faaaar short of that goal. Think of it as the movie you and your friends might make one Saturday afternoon if you tried to make a Bond movie with community theater actors and a camcorder. Only without the comedy.

Buh-duh DAH-duuuuuh!

BeeDub57
Oct 10, 2002
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Trivia
Originally produced as a television pilot for a new spy series.

Goofs
When the bad guys capture Ava and drag her onto the beach, she is barefoot. When Chance reaches her, she is wearing boots to protect her feet. After Chance leaves her, she is barefoot again.

Quotes
Adam Chance: You think you can't get hurt, Doctor, because this is America? Apple pie and all that jazz? Well, it's my job to keep the pie on the table, and nobody asks me how I do it!