The movie Non Stop Trouble with Spies is a comedy film directed by Wigbert Wicker. It was released in 1983 and stars the popular German actor Dieter Hallervorden as Herbie Melbourne, the bumbling cab driver caught up in a web of international espionage.
The movie begins with Herbie picking up a passenger, only to find out that he is dead. Herbie is then recruited by the KGB and East German Intelligence to help solve the murder mystery. However, things quickly escalate when the CIA and West German Intelligence approach Herbie as well, turning him into a double agent.
The plot becomes even more complicated as Herbie receives a small bottle from his therapist, which he can sniff to gain confidence and dominate any situation. This leads to several hilarious scenes where Herbie tries to balance his multiple identities as a cab driver, KGB agent, CIA agent, and bottle sniffer.
As the story progresses, Herbie finds himself falling in love with his therapist, played by the beautiful and talented Veronica Ferres. She becomes a key player in helping him navigate his way out of the dangerous world of espionage.
Non Stop Trouble with Spies is a lighthearted and entertaining film that offers a unique perspective on the Cold War era. With its witty writing, clever plot twists, and strong performances, it remains a beloved classic of German cinema.
