Serenade for Two Spies
Cast & Crew
Michael Pfleghar
Helmut Lange
Tony Kendall
Barbara Lass
Heidelinde Weis
Wolfgang Neuss
Film Details
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Synopsis
An international band of arms smugglers steals a laser gun from a German laboratory. FBI agent Cormoran, assigned to the case, appears to have defected to the organization responsible for the theft. John Krim, German secret agent 006 1/2, arrives in San Francisco, escapes from the clutches of several hoodlums, and contacts female agents Tamara and Goldfeather. Krim's weakness for women nearly costs him his life when Goldfeather, posing as a hotel waitress, serves him a bomb disguised as a breakfast roll. Pursued to Las Vegas, New York, and the Nevada desert, Krim is abducted, buried in the sand, and left to die. Rescued by Tamara, Krim retrieves the stolen weapon. Piloting a plane, Tamara snatches Krim by lasso from the ground and informs him that they are leaving for Venice to be married.
Director
Michael Pfleghar
Cast
Helmut Lange
Tony Kendall
Barbara Lass
Heidelinde Weis
Wolfgang Neuss
Dick Palmer
Annie Giess
Crew
Film Details
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Trivia
Notes
Opened in West Germany in August 1965 as Serenade für zwei Spione; running time: 87 min. Opened in Rome in March 1966 as Sinfonia per due spie; running time: ca90 min. Tony Kendall and Dick Palmer are pseudonyms for Luciano Stella and Mimmo Palmara respectively.
