The International Style

1984
38m

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Super spy Nick must stop evil multimillionaire Quentin Frosst from selling a top secret formula on a stolen microchip, to one of two enemy government villains, all while trying to win the he... Read allSuper spy Nick must stop evil multimillionaire Quentin Frosst from selling a top secret formula on a stolen microchip, to one of two enemy government villains, all while trying to win the heart of Frosst's sister, Carmel.Super spy Nick must stop evil multimillionaire Quentin Frosst from selling a top secret formula on a stolen microchip, to one of two enemy government villains, all while trying to win the heart of Frosst's sister, Carmel.

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John Harvie

Quinton Frosst

John Paizs

Nick

Kathy Driscoll

Carmel Frosst
(as Kathleen Driscoll)

Darrell Baran

Oliver
(as Darrel Barrens)

George Toles

Dr. Knash
(as George E. Toles)

Judith Hale

Miss Tanaka

Mitch Funk

Danny

Guy Maddin

Freida
(as Gal Madden)

Neil Lawrie

Reeves

Gordie Agar

Clown

John Paizs Sr.

The Guests

Douglas Syms

Narrator
(as Doug Syms)

Maria Paizs

The Guests

John Burchat

The Laredons

Stewart Carmichael

The Guests

Don Hewak

The Guests

Greg Klymkiw

The Laredons

Kyle McCulloch

The Laredons

Director
- John Paizs
Writer
- John Paizs
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Trivia
This is the third of John Paizs's trilogy known as "The Three Worlds of Nick." The other two include Springtime in Greenland (1981) and Oak, Ivy, and Other Dead Elms (1982). This one is introduced as "The Third World presents ... Nick finds love."

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Dr. Knash: Miss Tanaka, please, sit. We singles must band together, if only for the sake of appearances.
Miss Tanaka: I'm surprised you lifted your embargo on female company.
Dr. Knash: [he leans in closer] What words you use. Did you know that embargo spelled backwards is "O, grab me!"? If that's a proposition in code, I must respectfully decline, but I'm sure we'll have a wonderful time.