NO. 1 OF THE SECRET SERVICE (1977)

Move over, 007—and make way for the newest, grooviest member of London’s Secret Service! His name’s Bind, Charles Bind (Psychomania’s Nicky Henson), aka Agent No. 1, and he’s assigned to stop a mad millionaire’s (Richard Todd) international murder plot. Accompanied by amorous agent Anna (Aimi MacDonald), this debonair man-of-mystery tangles with an organization of nasty assassins known as K.R.A.S.H. as well as with a variety of gorgeous but dangerous women. With Geoffrey Keen (Moonraker), Sue Lloyd (The Ipcress File), Dudley Sutton (The Leather Boys), Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who) and Milton Reid (The Spy Who Loved Me), No. 1 of the Secret Service is a sidesplitting blast of ’70s Bondsploitation from master spy-spoofer Lindsay Shonteff (The 2nd Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World).