Young American girl tries to solve the murders of two Americans in the Caribbean.
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Title: Come Spy with Me (1967)
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| Troy Donahue | ... | Pete Barker | |
| Andrea Dromm | ... | Jill Parsons | |
| Albert Dekker | ... | Walter Ludeker | |
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Mart Hulswit | ... | Larry Claymore |
| Valerie Allen | ... | Samantha | |
| Dan Ferrone | ... | Augie | |
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Howard Schell | ... | Corbett |
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Chance Gentry | ... | Chance |
| Louis Edmonds | ... | Gunther Stiller | |
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Kate Aldrich | ... | Chris |
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Pam Colbert | ... | Pam |
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Gil Pratley | ... | Kieswetter |
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Georges Shoucair | ... | Pantin |
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Alston Bair | ... | Keefer |
| Tim Moxon | ... | Morgan | |
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Young American girl tries to solve the murders of two Americans in the Caribbean.
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murder | spying | james bond spoof | underwater fight | scuba diving |Parents Guide:
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18 January 1967 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Red Over Red See more »Filming Locations:
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Written by Smokey Robinson and Bob Bowers
Sung by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
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When Jill and Pete are conversing on a spiral staircase, two different takes of the same shot are shown. See more »Soundtracks
Come Spy With MeWritten by Smokey Robinson and Bob Bowers
Sung by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
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When CBS used to show late movies years and years ago, I remember staying up to watch this. There's only about two things I really recall: that Troy Donahue was in it, and that the theme song, performed by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles (!) was at least halfway decent. So the previous reviewer certainly can't be blamed for not remembering the song or the lyrics (which rhymed "spy with me" and "variety".) Like many of the Bond knockoffs of the day, the song was about the only thing the audience was even meant to remember, if that. I just recall that the single was a much bigger hit than the movie ever was. So if you happen to stumble across it on cable, it's more of a curiosity piece than a "must-see."