Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Robert Conrad | ... | Jim West | |
Ross Martin | ... | Artemus Gordon | |
Jonathan Winters | ... | Albert Paradine II | |
Harry Morgan | ... | Robert T. 'Skinny' Malone | |
Rene Auberjonois | ... | Capt. Sir David Edney | |
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Randi Brough | ... | Yvonne |
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Candi Brough | ... | Daphne |
Victor Buono | ... | Dr. Henry Messenger | |
Liz Torres | ... | Juanita | |
Emma Samms | ... | Mirabelle Merriwether | |
Joyce Brothers | ... | The Bystander | |
Jack LaLanne | ... | Physical Fitness Trainer (as Jack La Lanne) | |
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James Bacon | ... | The Wheelman |
Sandy Helberg | ... | Aide #1 | |
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Richard Hawk | ... | Aide #2 |
West and Gordon only want to remain in retirement, but the secret service is determined to use their expertise. They are convinced to stop another mad scientist, this time Albert Paradine, an evil genius who can become invisible at will and now plans to take over the world. Written by TrinaPreston3aol.com
I only watched about a half hour of this, but since no one else has commented I might as well say something.
I had high hopes. The original series was excellent and I recognized the director as the guy who did the very funny Support Your Local Sheriff, but the movie immediately felt a little off. The series was a clever, light-hearted action show with a weird sense of humor, but the movie went for very broad, not especially funny comedy. Martin was in pretty good form but Conrad seemed a little worn out, as though he had become an organic farmer lured back to reprise a role he was no longer too comfortable with. There was also a really dumb British spy.
The best thing was Jonathan Winters, who seems to have watched the series and understands that the villains are not comedic buffoons but rather clever, forceful madmen. Unfortunately he wasn't on screen enough in the first half hour to keep me watching.