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Serenade für zwei Spione (1965)

87 min · Parody, Secret Agent

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Directors

Michael Pfleghar

Cast

Hellmut Lange, Heidelinde Weis, Barbara Lass, Tony Kendall

When signs suggest FBI agent Cormoran has defected, German secret agent John Krim is tasked with recovering a stolen laser rifle and finding evidence of his colleague’s betrayal.

The story

An international arms-smuggling gang in the United States steals a prototype laser rifle from a German laboratory. FBI agent Cormoran is assigned to recover it, but there are signs he has defected to the enemy. With Agent 007 away on another mission, the secret-service chief turns to his second-best man, former Number 006. German secret agent John Krim is ordered to recover the rifle, find evidence of Cormoran’s betrayal, and ultimately eliminate his colleague. His journey takes him across the ocean to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas, where two women leave him unsure whether they can be trusted or are working for the other side.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

An international arms-smuggling gang in the United States has stolen the prototype of a laser rifle from a German laboratory. FBI agent Cormoran is assigned to recover the highly advanced and highly effective weapon. But there are signs that he has defected to the enemy. Since Agent 007 is currently on another mission, the head of the secret service has to turn to his second-best man, the former Number 006. And so German secret agent John Krim is tasked with recovering the rifle, finding evidence of Cormoran’s betrayal, and ultimately eliminating his colleague. Krim’s journey takes him across the ocean, where he has hair-raising adventures in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. Along the way, two women cross his path, and Krim cannot be at all sure whether he can trust them or whether they, too, are actually working for the other side.

Genres

Parody, Secret Agent

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