Get Smart, Again!

Film per la TV
1989
TV-PG
1h 36min

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6,1/10

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Parody Comedy Sci-Fi

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaSmart is called back to duty as KAOS is back causing trouble again with a 'weather machine'.Smart is called back to duty as KAOS is back causing trouble again with a 'weather machine'.Smart is called back to duty as KAOS is back causing trouble again with a 'weather machine'.

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The film is dedicated to Edward Platt. At the end of the movie is the following: This movie is dedicated to the memory of Ed Platt, "The Chief."

Blooper
When Siegfried and Smart meet at the park, Siegfried is wearing dress shoes, but when he is forced to swap clothes with his brother, Siegfried is now wearing a tennis shoe on his left foot.

Citazioni
Conrad Siegfried: All right, Major, what happened? Why did we not get the Hottentot papers?
Maj. Waterhouse: Errrrr...
Conrad Siegfried: We don't ERRRRRR here!

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Dedicated to the memory of Ed Platt "The Chief"

Connessioni
Followed by Get Smart (1995)

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Sorry about that glitch in 1980 Chief!

Goes a long way in making up for the abysmal THE NUDE BOMB nine years earlier. Dedicated to the memory of Ed Platt who died in 1974, Max is reunited with "99" and all the old favorites, Siegfried and Agent 13 as he takes on the awesome task of putting the Chaos "weather machine" out of action.

With wife "99" gone domestic and the twins in college, Max tries to handle his assignment without 99's knowledge as "working mothers" are not allowed to spy. Predictably, the wheels fall off for Max, and it is left to "99" to save the day, after which she joins him in his assignment.

The old magic is still there and both Adams and Feldon reprise their roles effortlessly. Ed Platt as chief is sorely missed, but wherever he is now, watching this would have brought a smile to his face.