Atout coeur à Tokyo pour O.S.S. 117

À tout coeur à Tokyo pour OSS 117 (1966)

À tout coeur à Tokyo pour OSS 117 is a 1966 French/Italian adventure espionage movie directed by Michel Boisrond. On a small island in the Pacific Ocean is destroyed the American naval base. Secret agent OSS 117, or in civilian charming aristocrat Hubert de la Bath Bonisseur (Frederick Stafford),is sent to Tokyo to find the cause and originator of the event. In Tokyo is Hubert contacted by Tetsuko (Jitsuko Yoshimura), charming japanese agent, which he has been assigned as helpers, because his contact "Ralston" has mysteriously gone missing. However, fearing the worst, Ralston passed on instructions that if anything were to happen to him, then the firm is to watch over and protect a girl at the US Embassy named Eva Wilson (Marina Vlady). Agent OSS 117 finds a girl and subjected to interrogation. She explains that several months prior, she met an officer in a nightclub – then her memory of the evening is blank. She woke up in a strange room on the outskirts of Tokyo. Later a Japanese gentleman turned up with some photos of her and the officer in rather uncompromising positions. The gentleman promised not to send the photographs to her husband in Washington (it's a long distance marriage) id she would divulge certain information – being the radio codes for US base 124 – which just so happens to be the US base that was destroyed by the Organization. Knowing that Eva Wilson is the only link to the Organization, Hubert chooses to pose as her husband and hopes to flush them out. From Washington arrives but her real husband - John Wilson (Henri Serre), who is actually head of the criminal organization behind the attack.

The following weapons were used in the movie À tout coeur à Tokyo pour OSS 117: