In his second outing as the debonair super-agent Derek Flint, James Coburn kicks and smooches his way through a spy ring of beautiful women on a health farm in the Virgin Islands who have kidnapped the US President and plan to achieve world domination by brainwashing women through their hair dryers.
Cue a bevvy of beauties and plenty of insipid innuendo. It’s an obvious but unnecessary sequel, which is often laughable, but director Lee J Cobb does bring a touch of class to the crass proceedings.
In Like Flint is still stylish, but dumber than Our Man Flint(1965), and the Hefneresque tone will either titillate or completely annoy you.
Derek Flint
James Coburn Cramden
Lee J Cobb Lisa
Jean Hale President Trent
Andrew Duggan Elisabeth
Anna Lee Helena
Hanna Landy Claire
Totty Ames Carter
Steve Ihnat Avery
Thomas Hasson Terry
Mary Michael Natasha, the ballerina
Yvonne Craig
Director
Gordon Douglas
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