Action,Comedy,Adventure
United Kingdom
Some Girls Do is a 1969 British spy-comedy film directed by Ralph Thomas and starring Richard Johnson as British secret agent Hugh "Bulldog" Drummond. The film begins with the development of the world's first supersonic airliner, which is receiving significant investment from various countries. However, a series of unexplainable accidents cause delays to the development, and the British intelligence officials suspect foul play.
To investigate this matter, the British government sends agent Hugh Drummond, a suave and resourceful spy who has a history of tackling international espionage cases successfully. Drummond is tasked with identifying the culprit behind the accidents and how they are causing the delays. As he delves deeper into the investigation, he teams up with his American counterpart, Carl Peterson, who is also investigating the case.
Their investigations lead them to a sinister plot organized by Carl Petersen, a wealthy American businessman. Petersen has hired a notorious gang of criminal masterminds to sabotage the aircraft's production, endangering hundreds of people in the process, all to ensure that the aircraft is not ready by a certain date. The reason for this is that Petersen stands to gain eight million pounds if the plane is not ready, and he is willing to risk his fortune to make that happen.
As Drummond and Peterson try to unravel the conspiracy, they face fierce resistance from Petersen's hired henchmen. The duo confronts them in a series of tense and action-packed encounters, leading to a thrilling final confrontation with Petersen. In this exciting climax, Drummond and Peterson must race against time to prevent Petersen's dastardly scheme from coming to fruition.
In conclusion, Some Girls Do is a gripping spy thriller filled with suspense, humor, and high-octane action. It features fantastic performances from the cast, including Richard Johnson as the charismatic and resourceful Hugh Drummond. The film's plot keeps the audience hooked through its twists and turns, culminating in a satisfying conclusion that is both thrilling and entertaining.
