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Deadlier Than the Male (1967)

British agent Bulldog Drummond is assigned to stop a master criminal who uses beautiful women to do his killings.

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Jeremy B 10 Mar 2009

A genuinely good effort in the period of the silly spymania movies that either outright spoofed Bond or tried to outdo him. Strangely, Richard Johnson's Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond really has nothing to do with the earlier incarnations of the famed detective and seems to be the character in name only. Nevertheless, thanks to a quite witty screenplay that features interesting characters and some clever dialogue, helped enormously by a cast of very talented and charming actors, this film elevates itself above the dozens of other mid-to-late 60s spy movies. The girls are lovely, lead by the always alluring Elke Sommer and Sylva Koscina, with a terrific -- and sadly brief --appearance by the gorgeous Virginia North. Well directed by Ralph Thomas who never lets the pace slow down. It also features a great theme tune by the Walker Brothers, the lead singer of which is the legendary Scott Walker. All fans of the 60s spy film absolutely must see this film, and its not-as-good-but-still-worthwhile follow-up called Some Girls Do.

Mike K 07 May 2008

Easily as good as any old school Bond flick and twice as funny.

Stephen M 09 Jul 2008

A rather gentle spoof of the 007 genre, that nearly trips over itself when it practically becomes a Bond film. Gratuitous shots of lovely women in bikinis with guns, ridiculous gadgets (cigars that fire bullets, anyone?), and a relentless attraction to our leading man from any human creature with female sexual organs. This is as silly as silly gets, but will no doubt have you guiltily admitting to your peers that you enjoyed it, even if it was just for the ladies.

Bill T 19 Jan 2013

A surprisingly decent Eurospy flick. Probably something I'd double feature with From Russia with Love

Michelle A 29 Feb 2012

I'm a huge fan of the "Bulldog Drummond" series from the thirties and this is the first of two updatings of the character made in the sixties. I also love trashy sixties movies, in fact to me Sixties cinema is all about hot Euro-chicks, Hammer monsters, and Elvis churning out B-musicals. So why didn't I enjoy this? Well strange as it may seem it just takes itself far too seriously. Give me the tongue in cheek tone of "The Man From Uncle" anyday. Richard Johnson is well cast though as Drummond; he had rather unwisely turned down the role of James Bond for "Dr. No".