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SATANIK #43 (Editoriale Corno, 1966)

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I never had any idea what was happening but still had fun with Reflection in a Dead Diamond, Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani's deconstruction of James Bond and (maybe more so) the 60s Eurospy boom he sparked. Imagine a retired 007 vacationing on the French Riviera, reminiscing about his many adventures, and slowly realizing that every Bond movie was actually a horror movie.

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Les emmerdeuses (1976, dir. Jesús Franco)

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Happy #FrancoFriday !

Attack of the Robots (1966)

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Interiors of Derek Flint's house, from Our Man Flint (1966)

Art direction by Ed Graves, Jack Martin Smith Set decoration by Raphael Bretton, Walter M. Scott Set construction by Greg C. Jensen Sr.

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OSS 117 ATOUT COEUR A TOKYO (1966) - The BEAUTY OF MARINA VLADY (Part 3/10)

By 1966 MARINA VLADY‘ was a well know European movie star but was not known much in the US.

The Eurospy superproduction  (co directed by James Bond’s Terence Young) was a big box-office success in Europe but failed to gain any traction in the US ending Vlady’s hopes to get a a shot at US stardom. Still a very enjoyable and fun movie

Above are posters from Italy and France (click on each image for details)

Director: Michel Boisrond, Terence Young Actors: Marina Vlady, Frederick Stafford

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Affiche du film ''Le Spie amano i fiori'' d'Umberto Lenzi (1966) -  Source Facebook.