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In one scene Paul Reiser as Willis' agent states that people who have very little leisure time don't want to read about a persons life that they didn't know, and wasn't famous- it seems pointless.
With a cast of three - outer-space technocrat Kirk Douglas, wife Farrah Fawcett, and prim British agent Harvey Keitel.
The aging Dean Martin is pathetic as a Bond-esquire government agent that women somehow (?) find irresistible, even those who aren't trying to use him in some way.
Decided to pursuit his dream, he fakes his death during the pursuit of a rival agent named "Phantom" and goes to America, precisely New York.
From the heights of "West Side Story" in '61 to this "West Coast Gory" in '71; he should have killed his agent!
American B-movie favorite Steve Dorf plays a Hungarian-American FBI agent working undercover as a henchman to a Russian mob boss (a very fat Bob Hoskins) living in Budapest.
Good looking woman gets infected with some funky biological agent and becomes nearly invincible.
John Malkovich is Osborne Cox a recently canned CIA agent who's down on his luck as his relationship with his pediatrician wife the classy and elegant Katie(Oscar winner Tilda Swinton)is about to go up into flames.
except the hooking under a jumbojet... and a FBI agent can do anything, f.e.
Robert Keith is also good as an agent who has first-hand knowledge of Day's unhappy personal life.
It was not press agent ballyhoo about her prowess as a rifle shot.
Someone with intimate knowledge about it kidnaps and murders anyone who was involved (and the lead SI agent's son - well, almost anyway).
There is a side story involving Tong (the always good Eric Tsang), who is a gay real estate agent.
This includes a narcotics agent, 2 members of the gang, and an elevator runner, who stupidly announces that she can get her face in the papers for identifying the killers of a gang member while riding in her elevator.
At some point, this porcupine personality girl meets one of the CIA agents who is hunting her down and they become instant pals and the CIA agent immediately turns against his boss, especially since Ms. Porcupine is the most abrasive leading lady short of Martina Navritolova.
The girl who played the FBI agent's acting was a laugh, when she walled up the hobbit after her partner was shot, that was hilarious.
...from the train, and almost all the way through the part where Ben (Andrew McCarthy, playing the FBI agent) is telling Billy's (Aaron Lohr, playing the really bad guy) sister (Portia de Rossi, playing the sister) about his mom dying because he was put in a room with an electric doorknob.
In a matter of minutes we get... 1) FBI agent enters secure room to interview really bad guy and sister just walks in.
2) FBI agent gets in a pushing match with sister, totally ignores really bad guy, who escapes.
3) FBI agent jumps into car to chase really bad guy and sister gets in the back.
4) FBI agent gets into helicopter to chase really bad guy and sister gets in it.
5) FBI agent has a choice, chase running really bad guy or help fellow agent stuck in truck on railroad tracks with train coming.
Sister says screw fellow agent and chase really bad guy.
Its script is absolutely wonderful, showing the protagonist having a dark and ugly side, yet possessing the ability to express his sensitivity, as a classical pianist, through music, as he prepares for an audition with an agent.
Vinnie is a cool dude, and decides that FBI agent Barney Coopersmith (Rick Moranis), who is protecting him, needs some fun in his life.
I think it follows the style of analyse this, grosse point blank and other movies where a contract killer or mafia guy , in this case an undercover agent starts pursues therapy.
That describes "Untraceable," a serial killer film starring Diane Lane as the FBI agent out to catch a murderer.
Suffice it to say that though Cagney walks away with the picture as you would expect Day is only three or four steps behind while Robert Keith (who had played her father in YAH) scores well in the thankless nice-guy role as an agent.
It was probably the only film that puts you into the mind of a secret agent as he tries to uncover a conspiracy that wiped out his cohorts.
"During World War II, an American agent, his butler and a plot are searching for a missing admiral when their plane crash lands on a Caribbean island.
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