Where the Bullets Fly
Cast & Crew
John Gilling
Tom Adams
Dawn Addams
Sidney James
Wilfrid Brambell
Joe Don Baker
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Synopsis
Secret agent Charles Vine saves England from disaster by disguising himself as a woman and eliminating enemy agents bent on launching a guided missile against the Houses of Parliament. His next assignment is to prevent a spy ring from stealing a sample of Spurium, a lightweight metal alloy used to build nuclear-powered aircraft. Under the leadership of Angel, a Russian agent, the spy organization hijacks a plane made of Spurium, but the Royal Air Force shoots it down over the English Channel. Quick to change his tactics, Angel has Vine abducted and drugged into revealing the location of the Spurium factory. Angel is thwarted once again when his henchman Seraph, after obtaining a sample of the precious metal, is blown up by the Russians, who mistakenly believe they are being double-crossed. Meanwhile, Vine escapes his captors and recovers the Spurium sample. Angel, furious with the Russians, hijacks a plane for the Chinese, but Vine boards the aircraft as it takes off from the landing field. In the ensuing battle Vine kills his opponents but is left alone in a plane he cannot pilot. Fortunately, Women's Royal Air Force officer "Fiz" Moonlight, an old girl friend, is nearby in a helicopter; she lowers herself into Vine's plane, switches the controls to automatic, and makes love with him.
Director
John Gilling
Cast
Tom Adams
Dawn Addams
Sidney James
Wilfrid Brambell
Joe Don Baker
Tim Barrett
Michael Ripper
John Arnatt
Ronald Leigh-hunt
Marcus Hammond
Maurice Browning
Michael Ward
Bryan Mosley
Terence Sewards
Heidi Erich
Suzan Farmer
Maggie Kimberley
Sue Donovan
Julie Martin
Tom Bowman
Patrick Jordan
Gerard Heinz
James Ellis
Charles Houston
Tony Alpino
Michael Balfour
Garry Marsh
Michael Graham Cox
Peter Ducrow
Barbara French
John Horsley
Michael Goldie
Joe Ritchie
John Watson
David Gregory
Roy Stephens
Crew
Blanche Arden
Bowie Films
Ronald Bridges
Bill Bulkley
George Fowler
Ray Frift
Kenny Graham
Pat Green
David Holmes
Bob Kingston
George Lack
Aldo Manganaro
Philip Martell
Pat Moore
Michael Pittock
Ron Pope
S. J. H. Ward
Joanna Wright
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Released in Great Britain in 1966; running time: 90 min. Sequel to The Second Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World, q. v.
