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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
Another Ralph Thomas Bulldog Drummond outing, with Richard Johnson’s dry, unflappable agent navigating glamorous locations, stylish female assassins, and knowingly playful Bond-style espionage.
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Why this pick
A colourful, comic British spy caper built around an ill-suited operative, extravagant gadgets, international travel, and a breezy sixties pop-art sensibility.
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Why this pick
Its sleek futurist design, deadpan humour, fashionable danger, and seductive cat-and-mouse action share the heightened, lounge-cool European spy mood of Some Girls Do.
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Why this pick
For the pleasure of glamorous people, sunlit luxury, and suspicious deaths: this is a polished, witty mystery whose clues and shifting alliances reward playful attention.
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Why this pick
A deliberately flamboyant sixties espionage fantasy, full of colour, couture, globe-trotting villains, and comic-book mischief rather than hard-edged spy realism.
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01 / THE STORY
A series of inexplicable accidents befall the development of the world's first supersonic airliner, the SST1 – a man falls victim to a homicidal air stewardess (an uncredited Maria Aitken) and two women (Yutte Stensgaard and an uncredited Joanna Lumley) perform separate acts of sabotage during tests. The Air Ministry calls on Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond (Richard Johnson (actor)) to investigate.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Hugh Drummond
Helga
Carl Petersen
Mr. Dudley Mortimer
Miss Mary
Flicky
Angela, Drummond's Daily
Peregrine Carruthers
