In Like Flint (1967) |
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| Director(s) | Gordon Douglas |
| Producer(s) | Saul David |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Comedy, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Spies |
Featured Cast of In Like Flint See More »
James Coburn
(as Derek Flint)
Lee J. Cobb
(as Lloyd C. Cramden)
Anna Lee
(as Elisabeth)
Herb Edelman
(as Russian Premier)
Yvonne Craig
(as Natasha, the Ballerina)
Eve Bruce
(as Amazon #3)
Rand Brooks
(as Missile Control Office...)
In Like Flint Overview:
In Like Flint (1967) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Gordon Douglas and produced by Saul David.
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In Like Flint: James Coburn Returns as the Coolest Secret Agent
The 1966 spy spoof Our Man Flint was still playing in theaters when 20th Century-Fox gave the greenlight for a sequel once again starring James Coburn as super secret agent Derek Flint.Actually, the title character is nowhere to be seen in the opening scenes of In Like Flint (1967). Instead, the plo... Read full article
In Like Flint (1967)
Before sitting down to watch In Like Flint, my only prior knowledge was its reference in one of the Austin Powers movies. It’s an appropriate connection as it becomes easy to discover where the latter film liberally stole several of its gags. I didn’t see the 1965 original, Our Man F... Read full article
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Roger Ebert said, "The sexiest thing in the new Derek Flint misadventure, 'In Like Flint', is Flint's cigarette lighter, which is supposed to know eighty-two tricks, but actually delivers only five, of which one is the not extraordinary ability to clip Lee J. Cobb's mustache"
ZOWIE stood for Zonal Organization World Intelligence Espionage.
The W.P. Lear Sr. listed in the credits (his character co-pilots Flint's Lear Jet) is William Powell Lear, the inventor of the Lear Jet.
Feature film debut of Herb Edelman.
Near the end of the movie, the President shouts "For God's sake, let us sit upon the ground / And tell sad stories of the death of kings" and "Once more unto the breach, dear friends". These are both quotations from plays by William Shakespeare: the first from "Richard II" (Act 3, Scene 2); the other from "Henry V" (Act 3, Scene 1).