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Bookmark this pageTeen Agent (1991)
Director: William Dear
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From Time Out Film Guide
This marriage made in TV heaven boasts a script by Beverly Hills 90210 writer Darren Star, while the nice teeth and hair are modelled by 21 Jump Street star Grieco, playing Michael Corben, a high school dunce who must get a pass grade in French in order to graduate. While travelling to Paris with his teacher and classmates, he is mistaken for a secret agent and briefed by British Intelligence. Off he zooms in his specially-equipped sportscar, ready to rid the world of whip-wielding Ilsa Grunt (Hunt) and maniacal Augustus Steranko (Rees). Aside from Michael's curious penchant for dark eyeliner, it's hard to find anything of interest in this mediocre offering. Even the hi-tech gadgetry is boring.Author: CM
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- Posted on Jul 20 2010 09:12 is incredible that the lesson itsel ilsa grunt loves his whip the offender who enters his mansion (linda hunt role as the mistress os a mansion), this old lady is very sexy.
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Cast & crew
Director: William Dear
Producer: Craig Zadan, Neil Meron
Cast: Richard Grieco, Linda Hunt, Roger Rees, Robin Bartlett, Gabrielle Anwar, Geraldine James, Michael Siberry, Carole Davis, Roger Daltrey full cast
Duration: 88 mins
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