The world’s deadliest and most dazzlingly female agent!
Synopsis
Modesty Blaise (1966) centers on a celebrated adventurer and ex-criminal operative enlisted by British intelligence to protect a shipment of valuable diamonds from an international mastermind. As she reunites with her longtime partner and moves through a succession of disguises, kidnappings, and shifting alliances, the operation expands into a stylized conflict involving elaborate criminal schemes and covert manipulation. This British pop-art spy adventure centers on espionage within a world of theatrical excess, as rival plans begin to collide, with identity games, criminal ambition, and covert strategy.
Selected disc options for Modesty Blaise
| Extras | Kino BD-A/US/OOP 2016 | 20th Century Fox DVD-1/US/OOP 2002 |
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| Audio Commentary by David Del Valle and Armand Mastroianni | has extra | |
| Interview with Assistant Art Director Norman Dorme | has extra | |
| Interview with First Assistant Director Gavrik Losey | has extra | |
| Interview with Writer Evan Jones | has extra | |
| Stills Gallery | has extra | |
| Theatrical Trailer | has extra |
Notes
- Kino’s Blu-ray includes trailers for Boccaccio ’70 (1962) and Fathom (1967).
- 20th Century Fox’s DVD contains no extras.
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Ultimate Edition
Combine the best digital presentation with a selection of choice extras for the ultimate edition.
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Interview with Assistant Art Director Norman Dorme (3:58) -
Interview with First Assistant Director Gavrik Losey (13:18) -
Interview with Writer Evan Jones (8:28)
| Presentation | |
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| Extras | Audio Commentary by David Del Valle and Armand Mastroianni Kino BD |
| Interview with Assistant Art Director Norman Dorme Kino BD | |
| Interview with First Assistant Director Gavrik Losey Kino BD | |
| Interview with Writer Evan Jones Kino BD | |
| Stills Gallery Kino BD | |
| Theatrical Trailer Kino BD |