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, it was written by Richard Maibaum and is a Martin Bregman production. The main title song was performed by Linda Gaines.

Cast

* Cornelia Sharpe - Lavinia Kean aka S*H*E* *

- Baron Cesare Magnasco * Robert Lansing - Owen Hooper aka Hunt * Anita Ekberg - Dr. Elsa Biebling * Fabio Testi - Rudolf Caserta *

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- Lacey * Isabella Rye - Fanya *

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- Eddie Bronzi * Mario Colli - Mucci *

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- La Rue *

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- U.N. Speaker * Fortunato Arena - Paesano *

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- Major Danilo * Emilio Messina - Zec * Rory Maclean * Fritz Hammer

Production

Director Lewis says he did the film "because it was three months in Rome on someone else's money" but that he felt Maibaum's script "was awful and I think I almost had nothing to do with him. My ex wife did the rewrite and off we went. Lewis says Ekberg was "very difficult" to work with but executive producer Martin Bergman refused to fire her. Lewis decided to fire her anyway but rehired her when she promised to behave which she did. He also said Cornelia Sharpe needed a lot of takes, which caused friction with Omar Sharif who did not.

References

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* 1980 television films 1980 films Television pilots not picked up as a series Spy television films American television films 1980 action thriller films 1980s spy films American spy films Films produced by Martin Bregman Films scored by Michael Kamen Films with screenplays by Richard Maibaum West German films English-language German films 1980s English-language films Parody films based on James Bond films Girls with guns films 1980s American films {{US-tv-film-stub