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Come Spy with Me (1967)
Set amidst the steamy underworld of Bermuda and Jamaica, this spy adventure chronicles the exploits of a female spy trying to investigate the mysterious murders of two colleagues before an important meeting between the world's most powerful leaders.
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Set amidst the steamy underworld of Bermuda and Jamaica, this spy adventure chronicles the exploits of a female spy trying to investigate the mysterious murders of two colleagues before an important meeting between the world's most powerful leaders.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Cherney Berg, Stuart James, Erven Jourdan
In Theaters:1/18/1967
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:ABC Circle Films, Futuramic, 20th Century Fox
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