Bons baisers de Hong Kong (1975) Directed by Yvan Chiffre
Comedy
aka: From Hong Kong with Love
Film Synopsis
On the eve of an official visit to Hong Kong, the Queen of England
mysteriously disappears. The head of the British
secret services, M, immediately orders that James Bond be assigned to
find the missing monarch. When his secretary reminds him that
Bond has been dead for three years, M contacts his French homologue,
Vannier, who agrees to put his best agents on the case. The
Charlots take to international espionage like a duck to water and soon
make a remarkable observation: Vannier's cleaning lady looks exactly
like the missing queen...
Music: Jean-Guy Fechner, Gérard Filipelli, Gérard Rinaldi, Jean Sarrus
Cast: Gérard Rinaldi (Gérard),
Gérard Filipelli (Phil),
Jean Sarrus (Jean),
Jean-Guy Fechner (Jean-Guy),
Mickey Rooney (Marty),
Clifton James (Bill),
Lingfeng Shangguan (Li),
David Tomlinson (Sir John Mac Gregor),
Huguette Funfrock (Mme Loubet),
Thick Wilson (Fatty),
Leroy Haynes (Le gros noir),
Louis Seigner (Vannier),
Léon Zitrone (Espion français),
Bernard Lee (M),
Lois Maxwell (Miss Moneypenny),
Alan Adair (Lord anglais),
Víctor Israel (Victor),
André Badin (Le conducteur),
Philippe Castelli (Le policier à la circulation),
André Pousse (René)
Country: France
Language: French / English
Support: Color
Runtime: 97 min
Aka:From Hong Kong with Love
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