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One thing you can not say of the Helm films is that they are lacking in the beautiful women department!
well i said for the most part. Helms chicks are sexy but beautiful?
none can compare to Flint's Gina Golan in my book
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Stella Stevens in her lacy undies tops anything from any of the Flint or Helm movies.
yeah, you're right /i may have spoke in haste
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nancy Kovack already beats Gila hands down IMO.
c'mon Eric.
Gina is one of the great beauties of all-time.
Neo, your services are needed
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Stella Stevens in her lacy undies.. ...
Can we get a picture PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
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Nancy Kovack already beats Gila hands down IMO.
c'mon Eric.
Gina is one of the great beauties of all-time.
Gila has one big strike against her already for "Our Man Flint", the fact that they chose her over Raquel!
eRIC, according to you racquel was turned down for just about every role in history.
LOL!
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Gila has one big strike against her ...
phew! i was afraid you were going to say her nationality
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Nancy Kovack already beats Gila hands down IMO.
Amen, HooRaq -
wowza - and wotta lady!
As fer yu, Bruce-O - ARE YOU ACTUALLY SERIOUS????
Granted, The Fabulous Flints are in a consummate Coburn Class of their own, but (come on, compadre) to relegate the Helm-ers as a lesser species is really stretching it beyond snapping point.
Not to major in minor nit-picking but there's a reason the latter reached four films and the former imploded after two.
Saint-er, we did a companion remembrance thread on Donald Hamilton's death you might wanna peruse: we put those imperishable novels far above and beyond the Fleming Bond-ers (sacrilege, we know, but there y'are).
Ally, you're in for a treat with the films; they're hardly the apex of subtlety (and, where the third one is concerned, taste) but they're enormous fun and have a (dare we say it) innocence all but missing in the overly dark and heavy fantasy franchises which abound nowadays.
As to that, we wholeheartedly agree Dino had the capability to Helm a Matt more convincing and less lechersome. Still - considering he started the series at the apex of his phenomenal popularity in ALL media from '65-70, eclipsing Mr. Lewis and Mr. Sinatra COMBINED in each and every area - his timing was impeccable (to say nothing of financial acumen considering his hardball demands of having a piece of the series went far beyond what The Great Scot was able to command for the even more commercially successful 007 opuses).
As regards sizzlin' Stella, REE-lax, gang; she's, um, comin' up soon enough ... 
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Ok guys. I will be offline for awhile.
when i return i expect, no i DEMAND, SS in full undress.
brm
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AS GOOD AS THE "LETTING HER HAIR DOWN SCENE"...
when she boards the aircraft carrier at the finale and takes off her towel- holy shit? are you still going to tell me kovacks et. al even compare to her beauty, sensuality, and animal sexiness?
'nuff said
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Aug 30, 2008 - 11:57 AM
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quiller007
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Matt Helm films are very comparable to the Flint films. All they lack in is the wit, charm, satiric bite, sensuality, beautiful women (for the most part), romance,great action and great music of Mr. Flint's adventures.oh, and they are smutty! (great bed though)
The Matt Helm films ARE every bit
as good as the Flint films. I see
no difference in quality of production
values on them. The scores, set designs,
everything...even the charm and wit.
And the women are ALL beautiful -
Cyd Charisse, Stella Stevens, Dahlia Lavi,
Ann-Margret, Carmilla Sparv, Janice Rule,
Senta Berger, Elke Sommer, Sharon Tate,
Nancy Kwan, Tina Louise. What's not to like?
The Flint films are great, too. I love
all the 60's spy films. Never saw one
I don't like.
Great stuff! Four stars each!
Den
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(replay of pic previously spotlighted in the UNCLE thread).
