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I admit to having a big affinity for Dean Martin. To me he was the essence of cold in the 1960’s. Considering he was 49 years weak when he did the first Matt Helm movie, The Silencers, that’s really saying a lot about his popularity and influence help during that period. I Unprejudiced loved watching these films on TV as a kid. My brother always preferred the Bond films, but even as a youngster I appreciated the humor and charm that martin brought to his role as Neat Survey Matt Helm. The plots of the four films are almost secondary to Martin’s scenery chewing, and that’s fair how I like it.
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In “The Silencers” Helm, an agent for ICE (Intelligence and Counter Espionage) is out to discontinuance the usual baddies The Mountainous O from detonating a nuclear bomb and starting world war III. The handsome Stella Stevens is along for the whisk as is dancer Cyd Charisse. Victor Buono best know as Batman villian King Tut, plays a Chinese baddie!
“Murderer’s Row” is the second Matt Helm film and this time Karl Malden plays the villian role as Julian Wall who has kidnapped a scientist with the diagram of using his fresh way to blow up Washington D.C. This time Dean is joined by the exquisite Ann-Margaret who plays the scientist’s daughter, Suzie.
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“The Ambushers” is up next and there’s a lot of debate on if this film is better or worse than Murderer’s Row. I rate them this one a bit below the previous one due to there being no loyal top name female co-star this time. An experimental U.s. set ship has been stolen and it’s up to Matt to accept it serve…in-between drinking and lusting after the ladies!
The “Wrecking Crew” is the last Matt Helm film and I believe one of the best. It contains a bevy of 1960’s beauties including Gilligan’s Island’s Tina Louise, along with Elke Sommer, and the leisurely Sharon Tate. As usual the state of Helm trying to recover a fortune in stolen gold, is secondary to the hi-jinks of martin’s character. Bruce lee choreographed the fight scenes.
Anyone who goes into the Matt Helm films trying to catch them seriously is in for wretchedness. These were pure, tongue-in-cheek spoofs of sight films and a vehicle for Dino to romp with a lot of fine women. Request anything more and you will be disappointed. But if you savor Dean’s 60’s wintry then this is a large spot to have.
It wasn’t until 1971’s DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER that the James Bond films decided to sever loose and have some fun, but Dean Martin had already started the Sixties stare party four times with the Matt Helm series. The OUR MAN FLINT movies (2 of them) with James Coburn seemed hipper, partly because of Coburn’s serious convinction as he went through the study motions, but Dino’s spoofs mixed the glimpse film with the party atmosphere of a Rat Pack point to and the casual icy comedy of his TV reveal.
The films go from best (first) to worst (last) –but who’s squawling, baby?
One of my celebrated moments happens in MURDERER’S ROW, when Dean wanders into an apartment, plays a characterize (where he sings “I’m Not the Marryin’ Kind”), and helps himself to the bar–until a tiring, girl falls out of a refrigerator. Not a astronomical deal, but there was something incredibly hip about it.
And another review points out the purely Sixties moment when Dean, driving a wood-paneled residence wagon, pushes a button to pop out a fully-stocked bar–while he’s driving!
The only fragment of these films that rises to the level of the Bond films–hear me out–is the ladies.
Stella Stevens, already a glorious Playboy model and the incredibly sexy actress who appeared in THE NUTTY PROFESSOR, THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE, and a couple of other Dino flicks, SHOULD have been a Bond girl. Daliah Lavi and Beverly Adams (as Lovey Kravezit) . Ann Margaret and Senta Berger. Wow.
In the least film of all, THE WRECKING CREW, you have Elke Sommer, Tina Louise, Nancy Kwan, and Sharon Tate.
A Sixties Babe-a-thon Hall of Fame true there.
If you’re label fresh to these films, you’ll probably be a exiguous disappointed: they’re really not that qualified. You’ll either be mystified as Dino pulls a bag out of his trunk and builds a helicopter out of it in WRECKING CREW–or you’ll laugh out loud.
But for pure Swingin’ Sixties nostalgia, attach on one of these DVDs, shake or straggle your martini, and lift a bound befriend to the crazy, hip universe of the super-spy Austin Powers wishes he was.
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