A secret agent is assigned to get the formula for a process that can drain nuclear energy from an element called spurium.
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| Tom Adams | ... | Charles Vine | |
| Dawn Addams | ... | Felicity 'Fiz' Moonlight | |
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Tim Barrett | ... | Seraph |
| Michael Ripper | ... | Angel | |
| Sidney James | ... | Mortuary Attendant | |
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Joe Baker | ... | Minister |
| John Arnatt | ... | Rockwell | |
| Ronald Leigh-Hunt | ... | Thursby | |
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Marcus Hammond | ... | O'Neil |
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Tony Arpino | ... | Butler |
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Michael Balfour | ... | Band Leader |
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Tom Bowman | ... | Russian Colonel |
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Maurice Browning | ... | Cherub |
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Michael James Cox | ... | Lt. Guyfawkes |
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A secret agent is assigned to get the formula for a process that can drain nuclear energy from an element called spurium.
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5 September 1966 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
002 el mejor agente secreto See more »Company Credits
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Music by Bob Kingston
Lyrics by Ronald Bridges
Sung by Susan Maughan
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The film's MacGuffin was the Spurium Apparatus which was a device that allowed a plane to fly fueled by nuclear power. See more »Soundtracks
Where the Bullets FlyMusic by Bob Kingston
Lyrics by Ronald Bridges
Sung by Susan Maughan
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Budget-wise, location-wise and production value-wise, this bargain basement spoof of the Bond films pretty much scrapes the barrel. Actually, though, John Gilling (better known for Hammer horror) directed it niftily enough and in patches even makes it quite witty.
Tom Adams carries off the hero part with nice deadpan aplomb and gets good support from Michael Ripper as main baddie Mr Angel, Joe Baker as an oafish Labour minister, and a Sid James cameo as a mortuary attendant ("Business is perking up here," he says over the phone while ducking from a frenzied shoot-out). Cheesy organ music and locations that include a gasworks and sewer add to the threadbare fun.