Would've been a great spoof of the Cold War but it was actually a serious film
Michael Caine returned as the Harry Palmer character which started with the Ipcress File and then Funeral In Berlin. I took this movie different than those two however. It always seemed like a satire of spy films. There were many scenes that felt like they were poking fun at the whole idea of the secret agent hero and espionage. There were caricatures as well such as Ed Bagley as a gun totting, anti-communist crusader who preaches about his fight as a religious struggle. It’s such a stereotype of America. This would have been a great spoof of the Cold War. The irony is that it was made as a serious film and therefore cannot be taken seriously.
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