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British agent Bulldog Drummond is assigned to stop a master criminal who uses beautiful women to do his killings.
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For Hire: Deadly Weapons! - Blonde, Brunette, Redhead
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This 'Bulldog Drummond' movie and its sequel,
Some Girls Do, have both been released together as a double-feature on DVD.
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Goofs
The gate to the castle is seen falling second before the car runs into it.
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Quotes
Robert Drummond:
Now, Brenda. Stop playing hard to get!
Brenda:
I am hard to get... but it's worth the effort.
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Soundtracks
"Deadlier Than the Male"
Written by John Franz and
Scott Walker (as Scott Engel)
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This tough and stylish Bond pastiche from 1967 has a life all of its own and is as good a film as "DR. NO". Richard Johnson plays a suave and sophisticated version of the old 20's hero Bulldog Drummond and he gives his character a tough veneer that makes him as believable as Sean Connery when he squares up against the bad guys, the leader of which is played by the superb character actor Nigel Greene who plays the same sort of villain here that he did in the Matt Helm movie "THE WRECKING CREW". The women in this movie are sexy and aggressive and are the reason for the title,the climax takes place in the villain's lair, a medieval castle where Johnson and Greene play a taut game of death involving giant chess figures. I visited Pinewood Studios in England in 1986 and saw a couple of these huge chess figures lying in the backlot and it brought back fond memories of a film which though very much of its time would offer much pleasure to present day viewers if it were released on video.An inferior (though still enjoyable) sequel appeared the following year called " SOME GIRLS DO" and unfortunately that was the last we saw of Drummond.A pity.