Serenade for Two Spies

• Director: Michael Pfleghar
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• Genre: Spy Film
• Movie Type: Spy Comedy, Glamorized Spy Film
• Themes: Heroic Mission
• Release Year: 1966
• Country: IT/WG
• Run Time: 90 minutes

Plot

This Italian James Bond takeoff stars Helmut Lange as a girl- and gadget-happy secret agent. His mission is to retrieve a laser device from the bad guys and claim it for his own country. Barbara Lass, the unforgettable star of Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory, is the woman in the case. The chase sequences are fun to watch, but the one-line quips lose a lot in the translation. Serenade for Two Spies gained its greatest American exposure in "Late Show" TV packages of foreign secret-agent capers of the late 1960s, hastily assembled to cash in on the Bond craze. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Cast

Tony Kendall; Helmut Lange - John Krim; Barbara Lass - Tamara; Mimmo Palmara - Cormoran; Heidelinde Weis - Goldfeather; Wolfgang Neuss - Secret Service Chief

Credit

Peter Scharff - Art Director, Michael Pfleghar - Director, Margot von Schlieffen - Editor, Francesco de Masi - Composer (Music Score), Ernst Wild - Cinematographer, Hansjurgen Pohland - Producer, Michael Pfleghar - Screenwriter, Klaus Munro - Screenwriter

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