Some Girls Do (Imprint Collection Limited Edition)
"These girls love men, and show it in an extraordinary way. Titillating, unusual, exotic, but always very, VERY dangerous!"
From the height of the Swinging Sixties comes everybody's favourite Aston Martin-driving British spy with an eye for the ladies? Bulldog Drummond! A powerful criminal is using murder and sabotage to delay the development of the world's first supersonic airliner. Taking on murderous supervillains is all in a day's work for Bulldog, but can he hold his own against an army of seductive fembots with electronic brains?
From prolific British director Ralph Thomas (Doctor in the House, Conspiracy of Hearts) comes an iconic entry in the cult comedy spy series. Richard Johnson (Deadlier Than the Male) reprises his role as Bulldog, alongside Sydne Rome (Sex with a Smile) as ditsy sidekick Flicky, and James Villiers (For Your Eyes Only) as the villainous Carl Peterson, with legendary character actor Robert Morley (Oscar Wilde) appearing as undercover spy Miss Mary.
Special Features
NEW Audio Commentary by film historian Steve Mitchell
NEW Audio Commentary by Kim Newman & Barry Forshaw
NEW Video Essay: Paul Scrabo on the History of Spy Spoofs
NEW Video Essay: Lee Pfeiffer on Richard Johnson: The Man Who Was Almost Bond
NEW Video Essay: Tony Latino on the Spy Craze of the 1960s
Artists Tests
Image Galleries (Image Gallery, Behind The Scenes Stills, Portraits)
Original Trailer
NEW Interview with journalist/cultural historian Matthew Sweet
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Some Girls Do (Imprint Collection Limited Edition)
"These girls love men, and show it in an extraordinary way. Titillating, unusual, exotic, but always very, VERY dangerous!"
From the height of the Swinging Sixties comes everybody's favourite Aston Martin-driving British spy with an eye for the ladies? Bulldog Drummond! A powerful criminal is using murder and sabotage to delay the development of the world's first supersonic airliner. Taking on murderous supervillains is all in a day's work for Bulldog, but can he hold his own against an army of seductive fembots with electronic brains?
From prolific British director Ralph Thomas (Doctor in the House, Conspiracy of Hearts) comes an iconic entry in the cult comedy spy series. Richard Johnson (Deadlier Than the Male) reprises his role as Bulldog, alongside Sydne Rome (Sex with a Smile) as ditsy sidekick Flicky, and James Villiers (For Your Eyes Only) as the villainous Carl Peterson, with legendary character actor Robert Morley (Oscar Wilde) appearing as undercover spy Miss Mary.
Special Features
NEW Audio Commentary by film historian Steve Mitchell
NEW Audio Commentary by Kim Newman & Barry Forshaw
NEW Video Essay: Paul Scrabo on the History of Spy Spoofs
NEW Video Essay: Lee Pfeiffer on Richard Johnson: The Man Who Was Almost Bond
NEW Video Essay: Tony Latino on the Spy Craze of the 1960s
Artists Tests
Image Galleries (Image Gallery, Behind The Scenes Stills, Portraits)
Original Trailer
NEW Interview with journalist/cultural historian Matthew Sweet
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"These girls love men, and show it in an extraordinary way. Titillating, unusual, exotic, but always very, VERY dangerous!"
From the height of the Swinging Sixties comes everybody's favourite Aston Martin-driving British spy with an eye for the ladies? Bulldog Drummond! A powerful criminal is using murder and sabotage to delay the development of the world's first supersonic airliner. Taking on murderous supervillains is all in a day's work for Bulldog, but can he hold his own against an army of seductive fembots with electronic brains?
From prolific British director Ralph Thomas (Doctor in the House, Conspiracy of Hearts) comes an iconic entry in the cult comedy spy series. Richard Johnson (Deadlier Than the Male) reprises his role as Bulldog, alongside Sydne Rome (Sex with a Smile) as ditsy sidekick Flicky, and James Villiers (For Your Eyes Only) as the villainous Carl Peterson, with legendary character actor Robert Morley (Oscar Wilde) appearing as undercover spy Miss Mary.
Special Features
NEW Audio Commentary by film historian Steve Mitchell
NEW Audio Commentary by Kim Newman & Barry Forshaw
NEW Video Essay: Paul Scrabo on the History of Spy Spoofs
NEW Video Essay: Lee Pfeiffer on Richard Johnson: The Man Who Was Almost Bond
NEW Video Essay: Tony Latino on the Spy Craze of the 1960s
Artists Tests
Image Galleries (Image Gallery, Behind The Scenes Stills, Portraits)
Original Trailer
NEW Interview with journalist/cultural historian Matthew Sweet
