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The Countess Rovagna is hosting a charity ball in Rome, ostensibly to raise funds for Father Bellini's mission for the homeless. In reality, only a small portion of the proceeds is going to the charity, and our dapper hero decides that the greedy Countess must learn a lesson. Who is the tuxedo-clad man in question? |
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At Lake Chapeau in Switzerland, a heavily-guarded soirée is underway at the lovely winter-clad château of Jamal Khaled. Arriving by way of the lake, our secret agent doffs his SCUBA gear to reveal a tuxedo. Casually infiltrating the mansion through the kitchen, he mingles with the other guests before gaining access to the host's computer and the files he has come for. Even as the guards discover that something is amiss, our hero takes the time to dance a tango before making good his escape. Who is this suave secret agent? |
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In order to prevent Prince Iben Kostas from using his wealth to invade a neighboring oil-rich country, our handsome agent acquires the $200,000 needed to buy his entry into a high-stakes game of baccarat at the prince's world-famous casino. Our hero wins the game and robs the prince of the funds needed to pay for his war. Who is our card-shark hero? |
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Was he at a party? Playing at the casino? Why our secret agent is wearing a tux isn't made clear, but we see him playing a game of cat and mouse with his adversary in a sculpted garden maze. Something is wrong, though - it looks like our hero is the one being hunted! The tension builds until the large white-haired villain steps out from behind a hedge and slips a garrote around 007's neck, strangling him to death. Which James Bond Film is this? |
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While attending a concert in his full bib and tucker, our secret agent receives a phone call - on his shoe - calling him back to headquarters to learn about an imminent threat to the world from the sinister Mr. Big. Who is this gadget-using spy? |
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News of a Balkan diplomat intent on upsetting East/West relations prompts our secret agent and his team to concoct a complicated con to discredit the villain Kurasov. Due to his own recognizably, our hero conscripts a chemical engineer to flaunt a new chemical substance, supposedly for sale. Our hero is present at the gala - a spy-meeting-spy kind of affair - allowing the decoy to do his thing without suspicion. Who is our clever spy? |
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A super-secret jet has been stolen, and our hero must retrieve it before it can be sold to the highest bidder. Forced to partner with a celebrity boxing champion in order to gain access to the villain's invitation-only party, our hero arrives dressed to the nines and gets to work. When his erstwhile partner trips the alarm, they both flee and end up having to hide in the sewer to evade capture. Who is our unfortunate hero? |
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Learning of an ambassador confined to his embassy on a small Caribbean island, our secret agent finds a lookalike of the ambassador in a famous concert pianist. Our hero arranges a concert on the island and attends the gala event under the watchful eye of Chief of Police Colonel Vasco. A clever switch after the concert convinces the Colonel that he is escorting the pianist to the airport when in reality it is the ambassador. Who is our magician of a spy? |
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In East Germany to attend a cultural festival, our hero is a pop star caught up in espionage when he meets a mysterious woman at the festival's opening dinner and dance. He even takes over the orchestra and sings and dances to "Tutti Frutti" in his tux. What spy-spoof film is this? |
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The Tower of London is the stage for our secret agent as he is assigned to oversee the security for a gala event: the presentation of the newly restored crown jewels. Seemingly suave in his stylish tuxedo, our hero makes one social faux pas after another before letting the crown jewels get stolen right out from under his nose. Who is this inept secret agent? |
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