El disparatado agente 86

Título original: The Nude Bomb

1980
PG
1h 34min

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Don Adams in El disparatado agente 86 (1980)

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Maxwell Smart es llamado de nuevo por CONTROL para ayudar a luchar contra un villano que amenaza con detonar un arma que destruye la ropa y deja a todo el mundo desnudo.Maxwell Smart es llamado de nuevo por CONTROL para ayudar a luchar contra un villano que amenaza con detonar un arma que destruye la ropa y deja a todo el mundo desnudo.Maxwell Smart es llamado de nuevo por CONTROL para ayudar a luchar contra un villano que amenaza con detonar un arma que destruye la ropa y deja a todo el mundo desnudo.

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Curiosidades
According to 'Get Smart' writer-producer Leonard Stern, the idea of a "nude bomb" was forced on the writers by the producers. The original idea by the writers - who also wrote the original series - was for the villain to want to control the world by dressing everyone in his designer clothes. The film was supposed to be titled 'The Return of Maxwell Smart' but the producers thought the new title would draw more viewers. Because of many disagreements, the writers were not allowed on the set.

Pifias
86's reflection momentarily disappears when one of his clones comes out of the cloning machine.

Citas
Maxwell Smart: You know, Chief, this nude bomb might solve a lot of problems.
Chief: Such as?
Maxwell Smart: Well for one thing, flashers.
Chief: Only you would think of a that, Max.
Maxwell Smart: That's why they pay me the big bucks. And there'd be no more trouble with concealed weapons. I mean if everyone was nude, there'd be no place to hide a gun or a knife. Well, there is a place, but it could be painful.

Créditos adicionales
The opening credits are based on Don Adams/Maxwell Smart's catch phrase "Would you believe...?" The words literally form the backdrop of the action; at one point "Would you believe a movie called 'The Nude Bomb' could receive a PG rating?" appears; and after Max inadvertently blows up the bad guy, the words "Would you believe a helluva explosion?" appear on screen.

Versiones alternativas
Network TV prints retitle the film Return of Maxwell Smart and use a different opening credits sequence.

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Banda sonora
You're Always There
Sung by Merry Clayton
Lyrics by Don Black
Music by Lalo Schifrin

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More bawdy spy spoof than true Get Smart

Okay, I was 11 when I first saw The Nude Bomb -- it was on HBO, I taped it and watched it over and over and over and over again. A huge fan of Get Smart, yes, I was disappointed Don Adams was the only original from the series. But I do remember enjoying the film's opening - a spoof of the Bond-films, with women fawning over Smart as a hokey ballad played over the credits. And of course, Sylvia Kristel ... need I say more.