Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery is a 1997 American comedy film and the first film of the Austin Powers series. It was directed by Jay Roach and written by Mike Myers who also stars in the title role. Myers also plays Dr. Evil, Austin Powers' arch-enemy. The film co-stars Elizabeth Hurley as Vanessa Kensington, Robert Wagner as Number Two, Seth Green as Scott Evil, and Michael York as Basil Exposition. There are cameos by Will...
Austin Powers snuck into Alotta Fagina's penthouse to get information on Proj...
Austin Powers is talking to Alotta Fagina in her penthouse when she decides t...
Alotta Fangina is in a hot tub inviting Austin Powers to get in with her.
Austin Powers cracks a joke for Alotta Fagina as he soaks in the hot tub with...
Austin Powers and Alotta Fagina are flirting with each other in the hot tub a...
Austin Powers just farted in the hot tub and Alotta Fagina thinks it's funny.
Alotta Fagina has been seduced by Austin Powers in her hot tub.
Austin Powers is being kissed by Alotta Fagina in her hot tub.
Frau has created the ultimate weapon to kill Austin Powers and she shows Dr. ...
Frau has made beautiful robot killers to get rid of Austin Powers.
Dr. Evil tells a bad joke to Frau and then tries to explain it. Not funny dude.
Austin Powers thinks that the teeth cleaning set is a James Bondish gadget bu...
Austin Powers is talking to Basil and Vanessa about what scares him while he'...
Austin Powers thinks that Basil's mother is man so he punches her in the face...
Austin Powers just punched Basil's mother in the face and then tried to rip h...
Austin Powers just punched Basil's mother in the face because he thought she ...
Dr. Evil and Scott are sitting in group therapy to work out their problems.
Scott and Dr. Evil are in group therapy and Scott is frustrated with his dad.
Dr. Evil and Scott have relationship problems so they are in a group therapy ...
Dr. Evil does not feel like sharing his life story with the group at therapy.
Dr. Evil is in his group therapy session with Scott talking about his backgro...
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