Spy in Your Eye (1965)
"Berlino - Appuntamento per le spie" (original title)

Director:

Vittorio Sala

Writers:

Adriano Baracco, Adriano Bolzoni,

Stars:

Brett Halsey, Pier Angeli, Gastone Moschin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Brett Halsey	...	Bert Morris
Pier Angeli	...	Paula Krauss
Gastone Moschin	...	Boris
Tania Béryl	...	Madeleine
Dana Andrews	...	Col. Lancaster
George Wang	...	Ming
Alessandro Sperli	...	Karalis
Marco Guglielmi	...	Kurt
Renato Baldini	...	Belkeir
Mario Valdemarin	...	Willie
Luciana Angiolillo	...	Miss Hopkins
Luciano Pigozzi	...	Leonida
Tino Bianchi	...	Dott. Van Dongen
Massimo Righi	...	Lavies
Franco Beltramme	...	Serghey

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

james bond spoof | spy | spying

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Taglines:

DANA ANDREWS as Secret Agent Z.3 who has to try harder 'cause he's not No.1... But a Blend is better than a Bond - when he has sexier gals... groovier gimmicks and much more gall!

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Genres:

Adventure | Drama | Mystery

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Certificate:

Unrated

Details

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Release Date:

January 1966 (USA)

Also Known As:

Berlin, Appointment for Spies

Filming Locations:

Baalbak Ruins, Beirut, Lebanon

Company Credits

Production Co:

Italian International Film, Publi Italia di Lucio Marcuzzo

Technical Specs

Runtime:

85 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Pathécolor)

Did You Know?

Connections

Featured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 2: The Deuce (2006)

User Reviews

'Spy in your Eye' refers to 'bionic' plot device

Saw film at a double-feature second run house in the '60s. The spy-in-your-eye alternate title refers to an implanted micro television camera in a spy's eye. I can't remember if it was Dana Andrews. There's a tunnel under the Berlin Wall for the west to spy on the east that figures in the plot. Of course, the tunnel is discovered. There's a gimmick character who's hunchback deformity conceals a radio transmitter. Never understood why, if they could get the camera that small, why not the radio? I remember it fondly, but then I was 12 years old. Representative of '60's spy cycle, but at least they referenced real cold war players instead of made-up spy organizations. Don't know if its available.