The Venetian Affair "Tweety" Inspired by the magical sport

Inspired by the magical sport of Quidditch and the Ravenclaw house colours

A bigger surprise: the slap-down our hero gets from costar Patricia Ellis (Picture Snatcher

the writer and director of the hilarious The Gods Must Be Crazy turns his pen and his camera to the wildlife of the Namibian Desert in this comic safari through the natural world

This breezy backstager is memorable for its Burton Lane-Ira Gershwin score and for the once-in-a-lifetime collaboration of three legendary musical-world directors: Stanley Donen (Singin' in the Rain) behind the camera and Gower Champion and Bob Fosse (future directors of

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The Venetian Affair "Tweety" Inspired by the magical sportA U. S. diplomat turns suicide bomber at a nuclear disarmament summit. Why would a respected official go rogue? It's up to ex CIA operative Bill Fenner to uncover the mystery. Robert Vaughn's smooth, often playful Napoleon Solo of The Man from U. N. C. L. E. was one of the superspy era's best known agents, but playfulness takes a backseat to intrigue when Vaughn takes on the role of Fenner for the earnest non UNCLE maneuverings of The Venetian Affair.