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 sending Austin Powers to the ill-tempered, mutated sea bass.
It is Dr. Evil's dream to have sharks with laser beams on their head but unfo...
Number 2 informs Dr. Evil that he doesn't have sharks with laser beams, only ...
Dr. Evil is upset that he doesn't have sharks with laser beams. Just ill-temp...
Scott can't understand why Dr. Evil would put Austin Powers and Vanessa into ...
Scott is trying to talk to Dr. Evil but he keeps Shhing him each time.
Dr. Evil doesn't want to hear anything more from Scott who has a much better ...
Vanessa and Austin Powers are being slowly dipped into a pool of mutated sea ...
Vanessa pulls out a case of dental floss but she really wants him to use it s...
Austin Powers is making a joke after the guard got his head eaten off by the ...
Austin Powers is making a joke about the guard that they just killed who got ...
Austin Powers and Vanessa just escaped from the pool of sea bass by tossing t...
Austin Powers is having a good time making jokes about the guard who just got...
Austin Powers and Vanessa escaped from the pool of mutated, ill-tempered sea ...
Vanessa is leaving Austin Powers to get help while he goes after Dr. Evil.
Scott has no interest in Dr. Evil's work but he decides it's best if he does.
Austin Powers is trying to save the world but some beautiful fembots try to d...
Austin Powers is looking at a fembot whose nipples just poked out of her dress.
Austin Powers is being seduced by voluptuous fembots who are stopping him fro...
Austin Powers is doing anything he can to stop himself from having a gang ban...
Vanessa puts her magazine into a giant pistol as she prepares the team to inv...
The fembots are trying to seduce Austin Powers but he is way too sexy for that.
Austin Powers just put his mojo on full tilt and it blew the fembots heads off.
Austin Powers just put his mojo out there on the fembots to blow there heads ...
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