从前有个傻子特工 / Once Upon a Spy (1980)
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美国又名：
谍网危情
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1980美国剧情动作片《从前有个傻子特工》由伊凡·纳吉导演，特德·丹森主演，影片讲述的是：
John Cacavas idea of a James Bond theme plays over the opening credits of this TVmovie spy flick which even features silhouetted buxom women posing in various contortions the same way the Bond films have done for decades The film also features a certain musical motif that is exceedingly close to what is found in all the Bond films Danson plays a computer expert who is coerced by the government into rescuing a supercomputer from the clutches of evil wheelchairbound Lee who intends to rule the world with it The agent assigned to brief Danson is curvy smartmouthed Weller who reports to the authoritative and nononsense Parker Retrieving the computer is only part of the job Danson also hopes to rescue his doctor friend Stone and the doctors daughter who are being held against their will a task Parker is only mildly concerned about accomplishing There is a lot of pseudowitty banter and quasidangerous espionage as the film plays out with Danson and Weller straining for romantic chemistry while carrying out various aspects of a mission in which no one is ever killed Its James Bond Lite almost for kids The whole enterprise reeks of unsold pilot with the credits even playing like a TV show opening and the ending setting the scene for possible future escapades Danson is fairly solid throughout and manages to balance his characters brains and lack of experience pretty well Weller is often very annoying chirping Dansons characters name frequently Chenault and trotting around in foolish skirts shoes and hairdos acting like shes some big deal when really shes rather a lightweight herself Lee is somewhat interesting at times but could play this role in his sleep and sometimes seems like hes doing so Parker an unjustly forgotten actress who graced the silver screen with many wonderful powerful performances in the 40s 50s and beyond is on her last legs here She looks okay but does all her scenes seated behind a large table and rattles out loud orders with very little timing or finesse Its a sloppily done production with many continuity errors notably in the costuming and cheap sets One notably intriguing sequence involves an elaborate maze in which Weller must fight for her life but it is undercut by the fact that she is really in the same old section over and over with just angle and lighting changes tossed in occasionally Lester who plays a henchman here would soon begin a memorable nineyear stay on The Young and the Restless
John Cacavas idea of a James Bond theme plays over the opening credits of this TVmovie spy flick which even features silhouetted buxom women posing in various contortions the same way the Bond films have done for decades The film also features a certain musical motif that is exceedingly close to what is found in all the Bond films Danson plays a computer expert who is coerced by the government into rescuing a supercomputer from the clutches of evil wheelchairbound Lee who intends to rule the world with it The agent assigned to brief Danson is curvy smartmouthed Weller who reports to the authoritative and nononsense Parker Retrieving the computer is only part of the job Danson also hopes to rescue his doctor friend Stone and the doctors daughter who are being held against their will a task Parker is only mildly concerned about accomplishing There is a lot of pseudowitty banter and quasidangerous espionage as the film plays out with Danson and Weller straining for romantic chemistry while carrying out various aspects of a mission in which no one is ever killed Its James Bond Lite almost for kids The whole enterprise reeks of unsold pilot with the credits even playing like a TV show opening and the ending setting the scene for possible future escapades Danson is fairly solid throughout and manages to balance his characters brains and lack of experience pretty well Weller is often very annoying chirping Dansons characters name frequently Chenault and trotting around in foolish skirts shoes and hairdos acting like shes some big deal when really shes rather a lightweight herself Lee is somewhat interesting at times but could play this role in his sleep and sometimes seems like hes doing so Parker an unjustly forgotten actress who graced the silver screen with many wonderful powerful performances in the 40s 50s and beyond is on her last legs here She looks okay but does all her scenes seated behind a large table and rattles out loud orders with very little timing or finesse Its a sloppily done production with many continuity errors notably in the costuming and cheap sets One notably intriguing sequence involves an elaborate maze in which Weller must fight for her life but it is undercut by the fact that she is really in the same old section over and over with just angle and lighting changes tossed in occasionally Lester who plays a henchman here would soon begin a memorable nineyear stay on The Young and the Restless
