OK Connery (1967)

Director:

Alberto De Martino

Writers:

Paolo Levi (story)
Paolo Levi (screenplay) ...

Release Date:

20 April 1967 (Italy)

Genre:

Thriller | Action

Tagline:

OPERATION KID BROTHER is Too Much for One Mother!

Plot:

The evil crime syndicate Thanatos is bent on taking over the world, using a magnetic wave generator...

Plot Keywords:

Spy Hero | Replacement | British Secret Service | Gadget | Agent

Cast

Neil Connery	...	Dr. Neil Connery
Daniela Bianchi	...	Maya Rafis
Adolfo Celi	...	Mr. Thai - 'Beta'
Agata Flori	...	Mildred
Bernard Lee	...	Commander Cunningham
Anthony Dawson	...	Alpha
Lois Maxwell	...	Miss Maxwell
Yachuco Yama	...	Miss Yashuko
Franco Giacobini	...	Juan
Ana María Noé	...	Lotte Krayendorf
Guido Lollobrigida	...	Kurt
Francesco Tensi	...	Auctioneer
Margherita Horowitz	...	(scenes deleted) (as Margareth Horowitz)
Enzo Consoli	...	Sitting Man at Lecture (as Vincenzo Consoli)
Mirella Pamphili		(as Mirella Pompili)

Also Known As:

Operation Double 007
Operation Kid Brother (USA)
Secret Agent 00

Runtime:

USA:104 min

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Finland:K-16

Filming Locations:

Monaco

Company:

Produzione D.S. (Dario Sabatello)

Trivia:

The film's soundtrack was never released when the movie was back in 1967. However, two 7" 45 rpm singles including the main title song sung by Christy were the only original music releases associated with the movie.

Quotes:

Dr. Neil Connery: Now you will follow my instructions. You won't have a moment of peace till it's all finished.

Movie Connections:

Featured in "Mystery Science Theater 3000: Operation Double 007 (#6.8)" (1993)

For true fans, better than the most recent Bond movies.

Face it, Sean Connery's brother as a hypnotic plastic surgeon is no less ludicrous than Denise Richards as a nuclear scientist. This completely blatant rip-off of the 007 series is a must for fans of bad flicks and Bond. It's also funnier than the last "Austin Powers" movie, especially the scenes involving the bad guys plotting "Operation Blackmail" which nearly mirror some of the Dr. Evil goings-on from the first Austin Powers. With bad martial arts, a rock combo, groovy chicks, cool Ennio Morricone score, it's sort of "Our Man Flint" or a Matt Helm flick before those were even made. Endless references to Bond and the Bond flicks will make this very entertaining to fans. Hard to find on video, but a copy did come out in 1996 with a nice transfer (letterboxed credits, then pan-and-scan)