At number 665, a world-class playboy and part-time secret agent from the 1960s emerges after 30 years in a cryogenic state to battle with his nemesis, Dr.
of Mystery.
Released on May 2nd, 1997.
Made $53 million on a $16.5 million budget.
Everybody remembers this being a huge hit, but it actually opened at number two behind the underrated Kurt Russell film, Breakdown.
Yes! This is the first film in the Austin Powers franchise, directed by Jay Roach, written by Mike Myers, starring Mike Myers as Austin Powers, Mike Myers as Dr.
Evil, Elizabeth Hurley as Vanessa Kensington, Michael York as Basil Exposition, Mimi Rogers as Mrs. Kensington, Robert Wagner as Number Two, Seth Green as Scott Evil, Mindy Sterling as Frau Forbissena, Charles Napier as Commander Gilmore, Will Ferrell as Mustafa, Clint Howard as radio operator, and Bert Bacharach as Bert Bacharach.
International man of mystery, what I like to call Brett when he's on the podcast.
comedy.
Yeah, Leslie let me down on that one.
Oh, he might have been.
I think
I watched it on VHS, I decided to not revisit it again, so I'm a little rusty on Spy Hard.
At number 665, a world-class playboy and part-time secret agent from the 1960s emerges after 30 years in a cryogenic state to battle with his nemesis, Dr.
of Mystery.
Released on May 2nd, 1997.
Made $53 million on a $16.5 million budget.
Everybody remembers this being a huge hit, but it actually opened at number two behind the underrated Kurt Russell film, Breakdown.
Yes! This is the first film in the Austin Powers franchise, directed by Jay Roach, written by Mike Myers, starring Mike Myers as Austin Powers, Mike Myers as Dr.
Evil, Elizabeth Hurley as Vanessa Kensington, Michael York as Basil Exposition, Mimi Rogers as Mrs. Kensington, Robert Wagner as Number Two, Seth Green as Scott Evil, Mindy Sterling as Frau Forbissena, Charles Napier as Commander Gilmore, Will Ferrell as Mustafa, Clint Howard as radio operator, and Bert Bacharach as Bert Bacharach.
International man of mystery, what I like to call Brett when he's on the podcast.
comedy.
Yeah, Leslie let me down on that one.
Oh, he might have been.
I think
I watched it on VHS, I decided to not revisit it again, so I'm a little rusty on Spy Hard.
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