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When Michael Corben, along with the rest of his high-school French class, set out for a trip to France, he runs headlong into international intrigue: Agent Michael Corbin has just been disposed of by the evil forces of Augustus Steranko. When it's learned that Michael Corbin is alive and well, and still on his way to France, he's beseiged by both the good guys and the bad guys. British Intelligence outfits him with a series of James-Bond-like gizmos, and Steranko sends more would-be assassins after him. Can Michael stop the evil Steranko's plans for European domination? Written by
Rick Munoz <rick.munoz@his.com>
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He's having the adventure of someone else's life.
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At the dinner table, the champagne glass in front of Michael is alternately full and empty.
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Quotes
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on the phone with the French Teacher]
Haywood:
We are fully apprised of the situation. It is best if you forgot whatever it is you thought you saw.
Mrs Grober:
But-But how can I? We are talking about Michael Corben!
Haywood:
Mrs. Grober, are you sure you're completely aware of the full import of this situation?
Mrs Grober:
Of course I am! I am the French teacher! God, I'm gonna kill that kid!
Lt. Col. Larabee:
Keep her talking.
Haywood:
Oh, that won't be a problem!
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Larabee summons an aide]
Lt. Col. Larabee:
I want all references to the operative called "the French Teacher." You ...
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Connections
Referenced in
Mission: Impossible (1996)
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Soundtracks
"ONE HOT COUNTRY"
Written by John Spinks
Performed by
The Outfield
Produced by John Spinks
Courtesy of MCA Records, Inc.
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Though I liked this film, and the magnificent Gabrielle Anwar, it seems this film is lacking something - more gadgets. I would have preferred Cobourn to have access to much more equipment, though what he had were marvels in themselves. Acting wise, this is not too bad a movie, with the principals putting on a performance on par with a movie geared towards teens and the comedy folk. The comedy of errors that go on can be hilarious at times, trying at others. But still worth a look.