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Licensed to Kill (1965)
An English spy (Tom Adams) guards a Scandinavian scientist (Karl Stepanek) who has sold an anti-gravity device to each side.
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An English spy (Tom Adams) guards a Scandinavian scientist (Karl Stepanek) who has sold an anti-gravity device to each side.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Howard Griffiths, Lindsay Shonteff
In Theaters:11/17/1965
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Alistair James Films
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