Where The Bullets Fly (1965) - Italian 2F - Sexy Euro-Spy Art

Il molto onorevole agente di Sua Maestà britannica (Where the Bullets Fly) represents a delightful chapter in 1960s spy-comedy cinema, offering a distinctly British take on the espionage parody genre. This 1966 film orchestrates an elaborate plot centered on Spurium, a revolutionary lightweight alloy coveted by international intelligence agencies for its potential to enable indefinite aircraft flight. The narrative follows Vine, Britain's "second best secret agent," as he navigates a labyrinth of foreign operatives—including the flamboyant Russian agent Angel and his multinational cohort—through a series of increasingly absurd scenarios involving hijackings, abductions, and assassination attempts. Vine's arsenal of disguises, ranging from drag to elaborate costumes, provides comedic counterpoint to genuine espionage intrigue. This Italian 2F poster captures the film's sophisticated blend of humor and sensuality, featuring the glamorous aesthetic that defined Euro-spy marketing during cinema's most playful era. An essential piece for collectors of vintage spy-comedy ephemera and those appreciating the refined visual language of 1960s international film promotion.

This Italian 2F poster exemplifies the audacious promotional strategies employed by European distributors during the spy-comedy boom of the 1960s. Featuring actress Dawn Addams in a provocative composition—her figure strategically veiled by newsprint with hands raised in a gesture of mock surrender—the design merges sensuality with narrative intrigue. The imagery cleverly evokes the film's espionage themes while capitalizing on the era's embrace of sophisticated eroticism in cinema marketing. The poster's bold visual language reflects the Italian market's distinctive approach to film promotion, where glamour and suggestiveness served as primary marketing tools for international spy-thrillers and comedies. 

Printed: Italy, 1965

Approximate Dimensions: 39" x 55"

Condition: Good - fair amount of border wear, pinholes, corner tears, fold line tears and cross-fold holes.

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