Sir Austin Danger Powers, KBE, is a fictional character from the Austin Powers series of films. He first appeared in Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) and is portrayed by Mike Myers. In addition to being a parody of James Bond, Austin Powers represents an archetype of 1960s Swinging London, with his constant advocacy for free love, his use of obscure impressions and his clothing style (including crushed velvet suits and Beatle...
Austin Powers is trying to sign an autograph for an Asian girl but Austin is ...
Austin Powers shows off his Japanese by saying hello to Mr. Roboto.
Austin Powers powers meets Fook Mi and Fook Yu at his party and he loving the...
Austin Powers is rescuing Nigel Powers from Goldmember's club and he's cracki...
Austin Powers is talking to Dr. Evil to find out who has taken his father.
Austin Powers is getting rubbed down by some hot Asian twins and tired is not...
Austin Powers came to rescue his father Nigel and before leaving they're tell...
Fat Bastard is trying to make Austin Powers feel guilty about his weight prob...
Austin Powers needs to talk to Dr. Evil to understand who kidnapped Austin's ...
Austin Powers is talking to Dr. Evil in his cell but before answering questio...
Dr. Evil is excited to hear that such great celebrities work for their company.
Austin Powers is arresting Fat Bastard when he farts and gives a way too deta...
Dr. Evil thinks he has a plan to take over the world that will work but Austi...
Austin Powers is trying to sign an autograph for Fook Mi but he doesn't under...
Austin Powers can't believe how fast Fook Mi was able to get him a beer.
Austin Powers is meeting with Mr. Roboto and he tells Cleopatra a joke.
Austin Powers is talking to Mr. Roboto to get some information.
Austin Powers keeps misunderstanding what Mr. Roboto is saying and he wants t...
Before he leaves, Austin Powers tells Mr. Roboto one last important detail.
Austin Powers has gone to Dr. Evil's cell to get information about who captur...
Austin Powers is rescuing his father while Goldmember runs away.
Nigel is defending himself for being a good father.
Austin Powers just danced onto the Britney Spears music video set and his dan...
Austin Powers escaped from Goldmember's club with Cleopatra and they are goin...
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