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From the producer of ' 'Scarface' ' and the director of ' 'Ricochet' ' - Michael Caine is the spy, Harry Anders. Sean Young is the woman with trouble on her mind. Some people are willing to die for their friends - but Harry Anders is willing to kill for them.

Rating : - Out of the Blue
MICHAEL Caine is a super cool, ex-MI6 Intelligence Officer who gets sucked back into the treacherous and deceitful world of espionage when he tries to help his paramour played by curvaceous, voluptous, sensuous Sean Young. She is the inspiration for the movie's unusual title. Sexy Sean Young just happens to be the wife of the US Ambassador to the United Kingdom and is one hell of a raunchy lady (check out the shower scene!). Michael owns a Jazz Club but beneath his dark and ruthless side, he has a gleaming heart of gold. The movie sound track is full of superb jazz. His old Spy Boss puts in a sterling performance as the typical stiff upper lip Establishment British gent but is he all that he seems? In all goo dspy movies nothing is as it seems. Michael Caine shows that he can handle a Browning Hi Power 9mm autoloading pistol well in the scene where he tries out his friend's Combat Shooting range with pop up targets. In real life Michael did his National Service in the British Army fighting Communists in the mountains of Korea. To this day he still remembers the tension in the combat zone when all you hear is the quiet click of safety catches being pushed off just before a vicious firefight explodes. This is one of the reasons why I like to see him playing action heroes because he really knows how to handle his weapons professionally, unlike other actors who have never even fired a shot in anger. In the final climactic scene, the shoot out on the London Docks is hair raising but good old Michael uses his Czechoslovakian Skorpion 7.65mm machine pistol to good effect and wins the day. As Shakepeare said, "All's well that ends well." I like the closing shot of the glass of champagne as his paramour flies off in to the sunset.By Dr. Michael Lim The Travelling Gourmet --This text refers to the VHS Tape edition