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...
Dr. Evil is talking about his childhood while in group therapy with Scott.
Dr. Evil is in a group therapy session with Scott when he talks about his upb...
Vanessa had a bad feeling about Austin Powers going to see Alotta Fagina and ...
Austin Powers and Vanessa are talking about Alotta Fagina because Vanessa was...
Vanessa finds out that Austin Powers slept with Alotta Fagina and she is upse...
Vanessa and Austin Powers are on completely different pages because Austin is...
Austin Powers is talking to Vanessa and she can't believe that he slept with ...
Austin Powers is having a difficult time adjusting to the new society in the ...
Vanessa is upset with Austin Powers for sleeping with Alotta Fagina, especial...
Austin Powers is discovering the changes that have happened in the last 30 ye...
Vanessa wakes up the next morning after and argument with Austin Powers and s...
Austin Powers stayed up all night researching the last 30 years of history an...
Vanessa is coming around after hearing about Austin Powers shagging Alotta Fa...
Austin Powers is making Vanessa feel better after she heard that Austin Power...
Austin Powers is comforting Vanessa after she learned about Austin Powers sle...
Austin Powers is on the Virtucon tour with Vanessa and making her feel better...
Austin Powers and Vanessa are sneaking through Virtucon trying to destroy Dr....
Austin Powers and Vanessa have been caught by Dr. Evil and he now shows them ...
Scott walks into the room and tells Dr. Evil about his day.
Dr. Evil asks Scottie about his day and after hearing it, wants to push the b...
Dr. Evil introduces Scott to Austin Powers and Scott as they sit around the c...
Scott doesn't understand Dr. Evil's plan to kill Austin Powers because he wou...
Scott wants some father-son bonding time together to kill Austin Powers but D...
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