Movie 'Austin Powers in Goldmember'
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The grooviest movie of the summer has a secret, baby!
The world's most shagadelic spy continues his fight against Dr. Evil. This time, the diabolical doctor and his clone, Mini-Me, team up with a new foe—'70s kingpin Goldmember. While pursuing the team of villains to stop them from world domination, Austin gets help from his dad and an old girlfriend.
English
- a.k.a. Austin Powers: Goldmember
- Austin Powers 3: Austin Powers in Goldmember working title
German (Deutsch)
Der schillerndste Spion der Welt führt seinen Kampf gegen den teuflischen Dr. Evil fort, der einen neuen Verbündeten gefunden hat: den Schurken Goldständer der 1970er.
German (Deutsch)
Dr. Evil und seinem Komplizen Mini-Me gelingt es, aus dem Gefängnis zu fliehen. Das ruft den "Swinging International Man of Mystery" auf den Plan. Als Austin Powers tritt er in Aktion, um seine beiden Widersacher wieder hinter Gitter zu wissen. Aber der schrille Agent hat es nicht nur mit Dr. Evil zu tun. Denn sein Vater Nigel Powers, ein altgedienter Agent, wurde von dem holländischen Bösewicht Goldständer entführt. Der unberechenbare Schurke plant eine Teufelei, die den Fortbestand des Planeten gefährdet. Sowohl die Sorge um die Erde als auch die persönliche Schmach, dass sich Goldständer an der Familie Austin Powers' vergreifen konnte, will der Agent nicht ungesühnt lassen. Passenderweise arbeiten Goldständer und Dr. Evil zusammen, so dass Austin Powers mit einem Kampf gleich zwei Gegner in die Schranken weisen kann.
German (Deutsch)
Der schillerndste Spion der Welt führt seinen Kampf gegen den teuflischen Dr. Evil fort, der einen neuen Verbündeten gefunden hat: den Schurken Goldständer der 1970er.
French (Français)
Après avoir appris que son père a été enlevé, Austin Powers doit se rendre en 1975 et vaincre le méchant et bien nommé Goldmember, et qui travaille avec le Dr Evil.
Italian (Italiano)
Dr. Evil e il suo Mini-Me scappano da una prigione di massima sicurezza per attuare il nuovo piano per dominare il mondo. Riuscirŕ Austin Powers a fermare per la terza volta il perfido Dr. Evil?
Part of Austin Powers Collection
Austin Powers is a series of comedy films directed by Jay Roach and distributed by New Line Cinema, and written, produced by, and starring Mike Myers as the titular character. The films follow Austin Powers, a British spy, and his quest to bring the villain Dr. Evil to justice. The series mainly spoof the James Bond, Derek Flint, Jason King and Matt Helm franchises, incorporate myriad other elements of popular culture.
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery owned
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As a swinging fashion photographer by day and a groovy British superagent by night, Austin Powers is the '60s' most shagadelic spy. But can he stop megalomaniac Dr. Evil after the bald villain freezes himself and unthaws in the '90s? With the help of sexy sidekick Vanessa Kensington, he just might.
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When diabolical genius Dr. Evil travels back in time to steal superspy Austin Powers's ‘mojo,’ Austin must return to the swingin' '60s himself - with the help of American agent, Felicity Shagwell - to stop the dastardly plan. Once there, Austin faces off against Dr. Evil's army of minions to try to save the world in his own unbelievably groovy way.
Austin Powers in Goldmember owned
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The world's most shagadelic spy continues his fight against Dr. Evil. This time, the diabolical doctor and his clone, Mini-Me, team up with a new foe—'70s kingpin Goldmember. While pursuing the team of villains to stop them from world domination, Austin gets help from his dad and an old girlfriend.
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- asteroid
- belgium
- car journey
- clone
- clowning
- conciliation
- duringcreditsstinger
- family history
- gold
- helicopter
- james bond spoof
- journey in the past
- laser
- nightclub
- overweight man
- parody
- saving the world
- sibling relationship
- spy
- submachine gun
- submarine
- sumo ringer
- time travel
- undercover
- Genres
- Comedy
- Crime
- Science Fiction
- Languages
- English
- German (Deutsch)
- French (Français)
- Japanese (日本語)
- Origin Countries
United States of America- Production Countries
- United States of America
- Production Companies
- Eric's Boy
- New Line Cinema
- Team Todd
- Gratitude International
- Moving Pictures
- Release Dates
- Premiere PG-13
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Theatrical 12- Theatrical PG-13
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Theatrical TP
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Theatrical 12
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Theatrical T- Ratings
- TMDb 60% · 2,981 (more information on website)
- IMDb 62% · 222,339 (more information on website)
- Rotten Tomatoes® 53% (more information on website)
- metacritic 62% (more information on website)
Cast
Crew
| Department | Job | Person |
|---|---|---|
| Art | Art Department Assistant | Palma Bellardoni |
| Art Department Coordinator | Carol Kiefer | |
| Art Direction | Drew Boughton | |
| Assistant Property Master | Adam Austin | |
| Construction Buyer | Leslie A. Tokunaga | |
| Construction Coordinator | Douglas Womack | |
| Construction Foreman | Bryan Corbett | |
| Graphic Designer | Susan A. Burig | |
| Greensman | Frank McEldowney | |
| Leadman | Jason Bedig | |
| Painter | Thomas W. Corsello | |
| Production Design | Rusty Smith | |
| Sculptor | Michelle Millay | |
| Set Decoration | Sara Andrews | |
| Set Designer | Kevin Cross | |
| Set Dresser | Bart Barbuscia | |
| Set Dressing Buyer | Jill Carvalho | |
| Standby Painter | Carmine Goglia | |
| Storyboard Artist | Gabriel Hardman | |
| Supervising Art Director | Mark Worthington | |
| Title Designer | Simon Cassels | |
| Camera | Aerial Director of Photography | David B. Nowell |
| Assistant Camera | John Mullin | |
| Best Boy Grip | Tommy Garcia | |
| Camera Loader | Jake Avignone | |
| Robin Bursey | ||
| Camera Operator | Scott Browner | |
| Camera Production Assistant | Rebecca Brenneman | |
| Director of Photography | Peter Deming | |
| Dolly Grip | Tim Collins | |
| First Assistant Camera | David Eubank | |
| Grip | Eric Budlong | |
| Key Grip | Philip Sloan | |
| Second Assistant Camera | Adam Baral | |
| Steadicam Operator | Kirk R. Gardner | |
| Still Photographer | Melinda Sue Gordon | |
| Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design | Deena Appel |
| Costume Illustrator | Felipe Sanchez | |
| Michele Michel | ||
| Costume Supervisor | Hope Slepak | |
| Costumer | Mila Hermanovski | |
| Hair Department Head | Candy L. Walken | |
| Hairstylist | Manuella Goncalves | |
| Key Costumer | Ann Foley | |
| Key Hair Stylist | Jeri Baker | |
| Key Makeup Artist | Kate Biscoe | |
| Makeup Artist | Michèle Burke | |
| Robin Beauchesne | ||
| Ve Neill | ||
| Makeup Department Head | Edouard F. Henriques | |
| Makeup Designer | Michèle Burke | |
| Prosthetic Supervisor | Camille Calvet | |
| Prosthetics | Gary Archer | |
| Set Costumer | Edward T. Hanley | |
| Crew | Aerial Coordinator | Alan D. Purwin |
| Animal Wrangler | Nick Plantico | |
| Tammy Maples | ||
| Choreographer | Marguerite Pomerhn Derricks | |
| Craft Service | Raymond Bulinski | |
| Driver | Maxim Aperian | |
| Executive Music Producer | Danny Bramson | |
| Executive in Charge of Finance | Paul Prokop | |
| Picture Car Coordinator | Joshua Hancock | |
| Pilot | Steve Huff | |
| Post Production Assistant | Judith Babcock | |
| Post Production Supervisor | Diana Kaufman | |
| Production Controller | Jonathan Davidson | |
| Production Office Assistant | Emily Ellis | |
| Projection | Lou Sumien Jr. | |
| Propmaker | Satcha Congdon | |
| Second Unit | Marco Schnabel | |
| Security | Kelly Flynn | |
| Set Medic | Apryl Hill | |
| Set Production Assistant | Joel Elliott | |
| Special Effects Coordinator | Michael Meinardus | |
| Special Effects Technician | Chris Brenczewski | |
| Stand In | Kali Chung | |
| Stunt Double | Charlie Brewer | |
| Keith Campbell | ||
| Stunts | Alex Madison | |
| Andy Gill | ||
| Cinda-Lin James | ||
| Henry Kingi | ||
| Henry Kingi Jr. | ||
| Kenny Endoso | ||
| Shauna Duggins | ||
| Stunts Coordinator | Jack Gill | |
| Technical Supervisor | Lee Tucker | |
| Transportation Captain | Jim Frear | |
| Transportation Coordinator | Bill M. Puluti | |
| Unit Publicist | Gabriela Gutentag | |
| Utility Stunts | Nick Brett | |
| Video Assist Operator | Alfred Ainsworth | |
| Visual Effects Editor | Craig Alpert | |
| Directing | Continuity | Yvonne Pearson |
| Director | Jay Roach | |
| First Assistant Director | Josh King | |
| Script Supervisor | Jayne-Ann Tenggren | |
| Second Assistant Director | Marcei A. Brown | |
| Second Second Assistant Director | Marisa Ferrey | |
| Second Unit Director | Jack Gill | |
| Editing | Assistant Editor | Staci Pontius |
| Color Timer | Dan Muscarella | |
| Digital Color Timer | Mike Sowa | |
| Editor | Greg Hayden | |
| Jon Poll | ||
| First Assistant Editor | Curtis Croeni | |
| Negative Cutter | Gary Burritt | |
| Lighting | Assistant Chief Lighting Technician | Eric Sandlin |
| Best Boy Electric | Dickinson H. Luke | |
| Chief Lighting Technician | Michael LaViolette | |
| Electrician | Shane Buttle | |
| Gaffer | Rick A. West | |
| Key Rigging Grip | Robert K. Feldmann | |
| Rigging Gaffer | Jeffrey P. Soderberg | |
| Rigging Grip | Rex Anson Rhorer | |
| Production | Assistant Location Manager | Isaac Ardolino |
| Assistant Production Coordinator | Terrence Martin | |
| Associate Producer | Katherine E. Beyda | |
| Marco Schnabel | ||
| Casting | Jeanne McCarthy | |
| Juel Bestrop | ||
| Casting Assistant | Natasha Cuba | |
| Casting Associate | Blythe Cappello | |
| Co-Producer | Gregg Taylor | |
| Executive In Charge Of Post Production | Jody Levin | |
| Executive In Charge Of Production | Erik Holmberg | |
| Executive Producer | Richard Brener | |
| Toby Emmerich | ||
| Extras Casting | Jennifer Alessi | |
| First Assistant Accountant | Kristi Mujica | |
| Key Set Production Assistant | Kenny Vasquez | |
| Location Manager | Scott Allen Logan | |
| Payroll Accountant | Jennifer Hunt Pedevilla | |
| Post Production Coordinator | Stephanie Olah | |
| Producer | Demi Moore | |
| Eric McLeod | ||
| Jennifer Todd | ||
| John S. Lyons | ||
| Mike Myers | ||
| Suzanne Todd | ||
| Production Accountant | Diana Adams | |
| Production Assistant | Morgan Bateman | |
| Production Coordinator | S.J. 'JoJo' Fieger | |
| Production Secretary | Jason Columbus | |
| Production Supervisor | Katherine E. Beyda | |
| Second Assistant Accountant | Jerry Lee | |
| Unit Production Manager | Eric McLeod | |
| Sound | ADR Editor | Julie Lindner |
| ADR Mixer | Robert Deschaine | |
| ADR Recordist | Rick Canelli | |
| ADR Supervisor | Renée Tondelli | |
| Assistant Sound Editor | Bill Burns | |
| Boom Operator | Scott Jacobs | |
| Dialogue Editor | James Matheny | |
| First Assistant Sound Editor | Cherie Tamai | |
| Foley Artist | Goro Koyama | |
| Foley Mixer | Don White | |
| Music Coordinator | Patrick Houlihan | |
| Music Editor | Thomas Bartke | |
| Music Supervisor | John Houlihan | |
| Musician | Romeo Antonio | |
| Orchestrator | Frank Macchia | |
| Original Music Composer | George S. Clinton | |
| Production Sound Mixer | Ken McLaughlin | |
| Sound Effects Editor | Cindy Marty | |
| Sound Mixer | Steven Morrow | |
| Sound Re-Recording Mixer | Chris Carpenter | |
| Sound Recordist | Bill Meadows | |
| Supervising Music Editor | Bruno Coon | |
| Supervising Sound Editor | George H. Anderson | |
| Utility Sound | Kate Lumpkin | |
| Visual Effects | 2D Artist | Brandon Criswell |
| CG Animator | Erik Lee | |
| Rotoscoping Artist | Dawn Brooks Macleod | |
| Visual Effects Producer | Lindsay Hallett | |
| Visual Effects Supervisor | David D. Johnson | |
| Writing | Screenplay | Michael McCullers |
| Mike Myers |