Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress, David Niven
In a spoof of the James Bond films, the now aging secret agent is called to save his agency from infiltration with the help of many new agents and the threat of a chorus of suspected villians.
Directed by: Val Guest, Kenneth Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish
Release Date: April 27, 1967
DVD Release Date: October 15, 2002
Stats: 1,167 reviews
If you've ever wanted to see a train wreck of a movie then this is the one for you. Casino Royale was the lan Fleming novel that got away from Eon and with their success it was promptly made into the 1960's version of the Cannonball Run. The plot (?) is that the original James Bo...( read more)
A funny comedy ,such a contrast with the modern Casino royale with daniel craig. Ursula Andress is beautiful!
1960s spoof of the Bond series, should be good, but the Carry-On style humour just doesn't work for me.
The 'other' Casino Royale. Yup. Directed by different directors. James Bond acted by different actors. The story is a jumbled mess. There's semi-funny scenes. I liked Orson Wells cheating at the Casino. David Niven was a good James Bond; it probably earned him his role in "Murder...( read more)
Considering the cast, this movie ought to be hilarious, but the funniest parts go to Deborah Kerr in Scottish mode and Woody Allen in Woody Allen mode (neither have the largest roles). Orson Welles couldn't be unmagnetic if he tried, but I think he would have fared better as a v...( read more)
it was action from beginning to end, it was worth every second of filming.
it was so cleverly done, as a serious bond fan it had enough to tie it to the original style and new enough, not to keep you constantly comparing to what you know. absolutely fantastic.
so good i have to see it again!
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