For Y'ur Height Only (1981)

Director:

Eddie Nicart

Writer:

Cora Caballes (story)

Release Date:

1981 (Philippines)

Genre:

Action | Comedy

Tagline:

Bigger than Goldfinger's Finger - Bigger Than Thunderball's (. . . . . . .)

Plot:

Mr. Giant has kidnapped the brilliant Dr. Van Kohler and is planning to use the Doctor's invention, the N-bomb...

Plot Keywords:

Agent | Island | Midget | Spying | Part Of Trilogy

Cast

Weng Weng	...	Agent 00
Yehlen Catral	...	Lola
Carmi Martin	...	Marilyn
Anna Marie Gutierrez	...	Anna
Beth Sandoval	...	Irma

Also Known As:

For Your Height Only (USA) (alternative spelling)

Country:

Philippines

Language:

Tagalog

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Filming Locations:

Philippines

Company:

Liliw Films International

Quotes:

Lola: They said they'd peddle my pretty bod as a prostitute.

Movie Connections:

Followed by The Impossible Kid (1982)

Soundtrack:

Nilikha Ba Ako Upang Masaktan

Great action, and lots of camp, make this one a winner!

This is probably the only action movie in history, where the bad guys will shoot at the hero, who's standing right out in the open; miss every time, and it actually makes sense. This is also, the best Philippino, midget, spy-spoof ever made. It's loaded with non-stop action, funny slapstick, and some of the campiest dialog ever written; lines like: "His making a monkey out of the forces of evil!" and, "So, thats how you control your little Wang," are guaranteed to have you laughing hysterically (unless of course you happen to be a humorless beast, without a soul). The concept for this film is also strangely believable; midgets really would make the best spy's, think about it; they can easily hide in smallest, most uncomfortable places, they are very difficult to shoot, and when it comes to hand-to-hand-combat, they have no difficulty attacking vulnerable targets, such as the knees, and groin. Weng Weng (the star of this movie) is a great comedic actor, and Kung Fu fighter, it's really a shame he didn't get many more staring rolls; the good news is, that he does star in the sequel; "The Impossible Kid Of Kung Fu!"