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The Nude Bomb ()

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Maxwell Smart is recalled to duty to help fight a villian who threatens to detonate a weapon that destroys clothing.
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Maxwell Smart
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Agent 34
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Edith Von Secondberg
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Chief
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Agent 36
Andrea Howard ...
Agent 22
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Carruthers
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Jonathan Levinson Seigle
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Jerry Krovney
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Pam Krovney
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Sauvage / Nino Salvatori Sebastiani
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American Ambassador
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President
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Landlady
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Agent 13
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French Delegate
Earl Maynard ...
Jamaican Delegate
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Russian Delegate
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German Delegate
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Italian Delegate
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English Delegate
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Polish Delegate (as Horst Ehrhardt)
Lawrie Osag ...
Nigerian Delegate
Robert Karvelas ...
Larabee
David Adnopoz ...
Doctor
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Pilot
Kevin Donnelly ...
Pilot
Gary Douris ...
Pilot
Gary Young ...
Pilot
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Harrington
Bob Bralver ...
Driver of 'Big Black Truck' (as Robert Bralver)
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Sergeant Major
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Model #1
Beverly Hart ...
Model #2
Edgy Lee ...
Model #3
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KAOS #1
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KAOS #2
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KAOS Guard
Chere Rae ...
Tourist (as Cheré Bryson)
Greg Wayne Elam ...
Tourist (as Greg Elam)
Glynn Rubin ...
Tourist
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Jumpmaster
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Helicopter Pilot (as James Gavin)
Ross Reynolds ...
Helicopter Pilot
James McInnes ...
Spectator
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Mini-Max (as Bobby M. Porter)
Richard Washington ...
Blue Limo Driver
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Benjie Bancroft ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
John Burnside ...
KAOS Agent (uncredited)
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Guard (uncredited)
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Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Rose Michtom ...
Wheelchair Patient (uncredited)
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Beauty on parade (uncredited)
Richard Niehaus ...
Paramedic (uncredited)
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Tourist (uncredited)
Ray Pourchot ...
Russian (uncredited)
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Tourist (uncredited)
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Dynamyter (uncredited)
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KAOS on Plane (uncredited)
Kai J. Wong ...
Diplomat (uncredited)

Directed by

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Clive Donner

Written by

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Mel Brooks ... (characters) &
Buck Henry ... (characters)
 
Arne Sultan ... (written by) &
Bill Dana ... (written by) &
Leonard Stern ... (written by) (as Leonard B. Stern)
 
Alan Spencer ... (additional writing) (uncredited)

Produced by

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Jennings Lang ... producer
Ted Mann ... executive producer

Music by

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Lalo Schifrin

Cinematography by

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Harry L. Wolf

Editing by

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Walter Hannemann
Phil Tucker

Editorial Department

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Bill Theobald ... assistant film editor
Dennis Michelson ... assistant editor (uncredited)

Casting By

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William Batliner
Robert J. LaSanka

Production Design by

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William H. Tuntke ... (as William Tuntke)

Set Decoration by

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Marc E. Meyer Jr.

Costume Design by

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Burton Miller

Makeup Department

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Albert Jeyte ... makeup artist
Chris McBee ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Robert Latham Brown ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Chuck Sanford ... second assistant director
Don Zepfel ... first assistant director
Peter Burrell ... second unit director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Phil Haley ... property master
Bill Gold ... poster designer (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Gordon Daniel ... sound effects editor
Lowell Harris ... sound
Robert L. Hoyt ... sound re-recordist
Earl Madery ... sound re-recordist
Gilbert D. Marchant ... sound effects editor
Vince Melandri ... dialogue loop editor

Special Effects by

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Whitey Krumm ... special effects
Richard Lea ... special effects
Greg Hendrickson ... propshop tech (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

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Jena Holman ... matte artist (uncredited)
David Stipes ... visual effects (uncredited)

Stunts

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Bruce Paul Barbour ... stunt performer
Gregory J. Barnett ... stunts
Bob Bralver ... stunts
Tony Brubaker ... stunts
Doug Coleman ... stunts
Dean Raphael Ferrandini ... stunts
Bob Herron ... stunts
Eddie Hice ... stunt coordinator
Leslie Hoffman ... stunt performer
Hubie Kerns Jr. ... stunts
Kym Washington Longino ... stunt performer (as Kym Washington)
Jimmy Ortega ... stunts
Conrad E. Palmisano ... stunts
Jim J. Poslof ... stunt double
Michael M. Vendrell ... stunt performer
Richard Washington ... stunt coordinator
Denny Arnold ... stunts (uncredited)
Jerry Brutsche ... stunts (uncredited)
Fumio Demura ... stunts (uncredited)
Bobby Ferro ... stunts (uncredited)
Larry Holt ... stunts (uncredited)
Whitey Hughes ... stunts (uncredited)
Victor Paul ... stunts (uncredited)
John Tuell ... stunts (uncredited)
Jack Tyree ... stunts (uncredited)
Dick Warlock ... stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Howard Block ... camera operator
David L. Merrill ... dolly grip
Michael Simpson ... assistant camera

Music Department

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Bruce Miller ... conductor / music arranger
Arnold Schwarzwald ... music editor

Additional Crew

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Peter Burrell ... skiing coordinator (as Peter J. Burrell)
Kevin Donnelly ... sky diving coordinator
Wayne Fitzgerald ... title designer
Anthony Herrera ... double for vittorio gassman
Paul-Dean Martin ... photo archivist
Kay Parker ... body double / body double: sylvia kristel (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

An unknown terrorist has developed a new type of bomb that will destroy clothing, but leave people unharmed. Agent Maxwell Smart (this time without 99 or Hymie) is taken out of retirement and sent back into the field to track down who this madman is and put a stop to his plans. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher

Plot Keywords
Taglines Don Adams is Agent 86 In His First Motion Picture [USA Theatrical] See more »
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Also Known As
  • The Return of Maxwell Smart (United States)
  • Súper agente 86 contra la bomba que desnuda (United States, Spanish title)
  • Maxwell Smart and the Nude Bomb (World-wide, English title)
  • Le plus secret des agents secrets (France)
  • Die nackte Bombe (Germany)
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Runtime
  • 94 min
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Box Office

Budget $15,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $3,565,066, 11 May 1980

Did You Know?

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Trivia According to 'Get Smart' writer-producer Leonard Stern, the idea of a "nude bomb" was forced on the writers by the producers. The original idea by the writers - who also wrote the original series - was for the villain to want to control the world by dressing everyone in his designer clothes. The film was supposed to be titled 'The Return of Maxwell Smart' but the producers thought the new title would draw more viewers. Because of many disagreements, the writers were not allowed on the set. See more »
Goofs 86's reflection momentarily disappears when one of his clones comes out of the cloning machine. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Shark Is Still Working: The Impact & Legacy of 'Jaws' (2007). See more »
Soundtracks You're Always There See more »
Crazy Credits The opening credits are based on Don Adams/Maxwell Smart's catch phrase "Would you believe...?" The words literally form the backdrop of the action; at one point "Would you believe a movie called 'The Nude Bomb' could receive a PG rating?" appears; and after Max inadvertently blows up the bad guy, the words "Would you believe a helluva explosion?" appear on screen. See more »
Quotes Maxwell Smart: You know, Chief, this nude bomb might solve a lot of problems.
Chief: Such as?
Maxwell Smart: Well for one thing, flashers.
Chief: Only you would think of a that, Max.
Maxwell Smart: That's why they pay me the big bucks. And there'd be no more trouble with concealed weapons. I mean if everyone was nude, there'd be no place to hide a gun or a knife. Well, there is a place, but it could be painful.
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