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Dean Martin | Matt Helm |
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Stella Stevens | Gail Hendricks |
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Daliah Lavi | Tina |
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Victor Buono | Tung-Tze |
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Arthur O'Connell | Joe Wigman |
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Robert Webber | Sam Gunther |
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James Gregory | MacDonald |
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Nancy Kovack | Barbara |
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Cyd Charisse | Sarita |
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David Bond | Dr. Naldi |
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John Reach | Traynor |
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Beverly Adams | Lovey Kravezit |
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Roger C. Carmel | Andreyev |
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Richard Devon | Domino |
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Oscar Saul | Screenplay |
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Phil Karlson | Director |
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Donald Hamilton | Novel |
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Irving Allen | Production |
Once a photographer by day, spy by night, Matt Helm is now a happily retired secret agent, shooting photos of glamorous models instead of guns and enjoying a close relationship with his assistant, the lovely Lovey Kravezit. But then his old boss, Macdonald, coaxes him back to the agency ICE to thwart a new threat from the villainous organization Big O.The sinister Tung-Tze is masterminding a diabolical scheme to drop an atomic bomb on New Mexico and possibly instigate a nuclear war in the process. Helm's assignment is to stop him, armed with a wide assortment of useful spy gadgets, plus the assistance of the capable femme fatale Tina and the seemingly incapable Gail Hendricks, a beautiful but bumbling agent.Along the way, Helm is nearly sidetracked by a mysterious knife-wielding seductress. And he witnesses the murder of a beautiful Big O operative, the sultry striptease artist Sarita.In the end, Helm prevails, with Gail by his side as he all but single-handedly destroys Tung-Tze's evil enterprise and plot to rule the world.
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