TV Series

Series Name:	S.H.E. (S+H+E, SHE)
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	1980
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Adventure
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	1 Has Seen, 1 Wishlist
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Selected Cast	Cornelia Sharpe as Lavinia Kean
	Omar Sharif as Baron Cesare Magnasco
	Anita Ekberg as Dr. Else Biebling

Notes

S.H.E. - Security Hazards Expert. TV pilot for a proposed TV series about a female James Bond, never materialized. Written by Richard Maibaum of James Bond fame. Telecast February 23 1980.

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VHS

S.H.E. - Avant Vision - USA

Comments and Reviews


George Slv 24th Jan 2017		Review Review Some reviews from old Movie Guide books. Reviews are dropped from later editions for minor films. Leonard Maltin 1993: James Bondish derring-do involving a woman superspy who crosses swords with a suave playboy head of an international crime ring. (SHE stands for security hazards expert.) Script by Bond veteran Richard Maibaum. Average. Steven Scheuer 1990: Slick production values, exotic location shooting, and the beautiful Cornelia Sharpe as a sexy female James Bond-type are the draws here. SHE (Securities Hazards Expert) is hot on the trail of international blackmailers who plan to jeopardize the world's oil supply if their demands aren't met. 2/4 Martin and Porter 2003: This average made-for-TV spy-action thriller has one twist .. a female James Bond. Beautiful Cornelia Sharpe is S.H.E. (Security Hazards Expert). She pursues Robert Lansing, the US syndicate boss, throughout Europe. Omar Sharif makes an appearance as a wine baron. 3/5 Richard Maibaum, James Bond writer, wrote a big-time screenplay but the result was weak. The entire film is available at Youtube at the moment but beware the shape is all wrong. 4 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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