Where the Bullets Fly (1966)

This bargain-basement spoof of the Bond films starred Tom Adams as secret agent  Charles Vine, and Michael Ripper as the main bad guy, Mr Angel.

British scientists have developed a new nuclear-powered aircraft using a lightweight metal called ‘Spurium’. Mr Angel and his villainous crew are out to steal a sample to sell to the Russians but Agent Vine is not about to let them.

Dawn Addams, top-billed with Adams, appears late and all-too-too briefly. Sid James agreed to play a minor role (a mortuary attendant) in exchange for a case of good whisky.

A number of scenes were shot at RAF Biggin Hill with the assistance of the Royal Air Force.

The title song was sung by Susan Maughan.

Charles Vine
Tom Adams
Felicity ‘Fiz’ Moonlight
Dawn Addams
Seraph
Tim Barrett
Angel
Michael Ripper
Thursby
Ronald Leigh-Hunt
Rockwell
John Arnatt
O’Neil
Marcus Hammond
Michael
Michael Ward
Cherub
Maurice Browning
Venstram
Gerard Heinz
Flight Lt. Fotheringham
James Ellis
Caron
Suzan Farmer
Carruthers
Heidi Erich
Verity
Julie Martin
Jacqueline
Maggie Kimberly
Celia
Sue McIntosh (as Sue Donovan)
Harding’s Secretary
Barbara French
Mortuary Attendant
Sidney James
Train Guard
Wilfrid Brambell
Minister
Joe Baker

Director
John Gilling