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| 1. Agent Cody Banks Cinema (Year: 2003) |
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A teen learns that all the gadgets in the world can't help him overcome his awkwardness around the opposite sex in this big-budget family entertainmen ...
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| 3. Black Eagle Cinema (Year: 1988) |
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Black Eagle takes as its inspiration Reagan-era cold war paranoia. After a renegade scientist goes AWOL, a top secret device is up for grabs. Internat ...
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| 4. Breach Cinema (Year: 2007) |
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Shattered Glass director Billy Ray directs Chris Cooper and Ryan Philippe in this fact-based drama concerning the FBI traitor who carried out what man ...
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| 6. Cloak and Dagger Cinema (Year: 1946) |
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Inspired by actual events, Cloak and Dagger was first major "atomic power" melodrama of the postwar era. Gary Cooper stars as bookish physic ...
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| 7. Condorman Cinema (Year: 1981) |
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The creator of a comic-book series (Michael Crawford) is recruited by a friend in the CIA (James Hampton) to rescue a beautiful Soviet defector (Barba ...
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| 8. Convoy Cinema (Year: 1927) |
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| 9. Crime Story Cinema (Year: 1968) |
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| 10. Die Another Day Cinema (Year: 2002) |
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Pierce Brosnan makes his fourth appearance as suave super-spy James Bond in this espionage thriller, the 20th film in the official Bond series. While ...
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| 11. Five Graves to Cairo Cinema (Year: 1943) |
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Billy Wilder's Five Graves to Cairo is the third take on Lajos Biro's theatrical tale of romance and espionage, Hotel Imperial. This time, the action ...
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| 12. GoldenEye Cinema (Year: 1995) |
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Pierce Brosnan made his first appearance as James Bond in this action thriller, the 17th in the series (excluding the 1967 Casino Royale and the 1983 ...
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| 13. Goldfinger Cinema (Year: 1964) |
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With Goldfinger, the James Bond series took a turn away from relatively straightforward spy thrillers and toward campy gadgetry, extravagant sets, and ...
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| 14. Hamilton Cinema (Year: 1998) |
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| 15. Hard Ticket to Hawaii Cinema (Year: 1987) |
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Two gorgeous women — Donna (Dona Speir) and Taryn (Hope Marie Carlton) — operate a airplane cargo delivery service in Hawaii. Thei ...
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| 16. I Spy Cinema (Year: 1933) |
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| 17. Ice Station Zebra Cinema (Year: 1968) |
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A top-secret Soviet spy satellite — using stolen Western technology — malfunctions and then goes into a descent that lands it near ...
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| 18. Live and Let Die Cinema (Year: 1973) |
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Roger Moore makes his first appearance as "Bond...James Bond" in 1973's Live and Let Die. Bond is dispatched to the States to stem the acti ...
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| 19. North by Northwest Cinema (Year: 1959) |
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While having lunch at the Plaza Hotel in New York, advertising executive Roger O. Thornhill (Cary Grant) has the bad luck to call for a messenger just ...
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| 20. Octopussy Cinema (Year: 1983) |
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This (13th) time around, "007" receives the usual call to come and visit "Mother" when another agent drops off a fake Faberge jewe ...
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| 21. Operation Crossbow Cinema (Year: 1965) |
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This big-budget, big-studio espionage film is set in the last years of World War II. George Peppard, Tom Courtenay and Jeremy Kemp parachute into Germ ...
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| 22. Picasso Trigger Cinema (Year: 1989) |
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Donna (Dona Sper) and her partner Tanya (Hope Marie Carlton) are two beautiful female secret agents sent to stop the international villain Picasso Tri ...
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| 23. Podvig Razvedchika Cinema (Year: 1947) |
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This Soviet espionage thriller was released in some markets as Secret Agent and The Scout's Exploit. Fedotov (Pavel Kadochnikov) is a WW II-era Russia ...
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| 24. Return to Savage Beach Cinema (Year: 1998) |
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Like its predecessor, Savage Beach, this feature is stuffed with the trademark busty beauties, explosive low-budget special effects, flesh-thumping ma ...
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| 25. Ronin Cinema (Year: 1998) |
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John Frankenheimer directed this $20 million international action thriller from a screenplay by Richard Weisz (pseudonym for David Mamet) and J.D. Zei ...
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| 26. Second Nature Cinema (Year: 2003) |
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The sole survivor of a plane crash that killed his family, Paul Kane (Alec Baldwin) has trouble piecing together memories of his life before the trage ...
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| 27. Spies Like Us Cinema (Year: 1985) |
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Director John Landis helmed this Cold War farce starring Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase as Austin Millbarge and Emmett Fitz-Hume — two loser mi ...
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| 28. Spy Game Cinema (Year: 2001) |
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Brad Pitt is reunited as a co-star with his A River Runs Through It (1992) director Robert Redford for this espionage thriller from Tony Scott. On the ...
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| 29. Target Cinema (Year: 1985) |
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Arthur Penn takes a crack at subverting the espionage film genre in Target. Walter Lloyd (Gene Hackman) is a quiet and unassuming lumberyard owner in ...
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| 30. Telefon Cinema (Year: 1977) |
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Don Siegel took over the directing chores from Peter Hyams on this taut cold war action film, based on the novel by Walter Wager. With the cold war be ...
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| 31. Terminal Velocity Cinema (Year: 1994) |
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Party-hard skydiving teacher Ditch Brodie (Charlie Sheen) has a knack for getting himself into trouble, but his booze-babes-and-planes shenanigans har ...
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| 33. The Bourne Supremacy Cinema (Year: 2004) |
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The second chapter in the "Bourne Trilogy," based on Robert Ludlum's best-selling espionage novels, reaches the screen in this sequel to the ...
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| 34. The Bourne Ultimatum Cinema (Year: 2007) |
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Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) races to solve the mystery of his past while being hunted by members of the very organization he was hired into as director ...
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| 35. The Eagle Has Landed Cinema (Year: 1976) |
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John Sturges directed this taut adaptation of Jack Higgins' suspense novel about an attempted kidnapping of Winston Churchill by the German high comma ...
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| 36. The Foreigner Cinema (Year: 1978) |
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Set in the strange world of the New York City club scene, agent Max Menace (Eric Mitchell) attempts to carry out his mission while being pursued by a ...
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| 37. The Good Shepherd Cinema (Year: 2006) |
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One man bears witness to the secret history of America during the Cold War in this drama directed by celebrated actor Robert De Niro. In 1939, Edward ...
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| 38. The Recruit Cinema (Year: 2003) |
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A brilliant young man is tapped to join the elite branch of American intelligence, only to discover how complex and dangerous the job can really be in ...
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| 39. The Russia House Cinema (Year: 1990) |
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"Barley" Scott Blair (Sean Connery) is an alcoholic book editor from a bargain-basement publishing house in Great Britain who'd rather be dr ...
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| 40. The Saint Cinema (Year: 1997) |
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Based on the popular novels about that other suave, globe-trotting man of action, this genre picture from director Phillip Noyce mixed romance and cha ...
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| 41. The Sum of All Fears Cinema (Year: 2002) |
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The successful franchise of Paramount motion pictures based on novelist Tom Clancy's techno-thrillers featuring heroic CIA intelligence analyst Jack R ...
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| 42. Thunderball Cinema (Year: 1965) |
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Thunderball finds James Bond matching wits with the sinister espionage organization S.P.E.C.T.R.E, (which stands for Special Executive for Counterinte ...
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| 43. Top Secret Cinema (Year: 1978) |
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In this espionage adventure, a American agent is assigned to head for Rome and retrieve a stolen cache of plutonium. The film is known on video as Sec ...
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| 44. Zeppelin Cinema (Year: 1971) |
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Set during World War I, Zeppelin stars Michael York as Geoffrey Richter-Douglas, a British defector who goes to work in the fledgling German airship i ...
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