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|picture = Otley-DVD.jpg | |picture = Otley-DVD.jpg | ||
|caption = ''Theatrical poster - French version'' | |caption = ''Theatrical poster - French version'' | ||
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|director = Dick Clement | |director = Dick Clement | ||
|date= 1968 | |date= 1968 | ||
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Otley is a 1968 British espionage comedy film directed by Dick Clement. Starring Tom Courtenay as small crook Gerald Arthur Otley, who unwillingly gets into spy game, from which at first looks for a way out, and Romy Schneider as beautiful spy Imogen, because of which later decided it the game to proceed.
The following weapons were used in the film Otley:
FN Model 1905
The spy Imogen (Romy Schneider) carries a FN Model 1905 pistol.
Gerald Arthur Otley (Tom Courtenay) noticed where has Imogen a concealed weapon ...
Walther PP
Hitman Johnson (Leonard Rossiter) used a suppressed Walther PP pistol.
Oriental flintlock pistol
Philip Proudfoot (Freddie Jones) own a pair of the Oriental flintlock pistols in the house on the wall.
12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun
Some characters are seen with a 12 Gauge Double Barreled Shotgun.
Johnson (Leonard Rossiter).
Hendrickson (James Villiers).