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Myers Jay and I would sit around and think, “What if Austin Powers were based on an obscure British comic book that we were turning into a movie?” Omg love #StrictlyComeDancing soooooo funny teeth lol such a good performer #AntonDuBeke love him he is the best # Craig revel horwood hilarious xx best show ever xx

‘Austin Powers’ Definitive Oral History: Mike Myers, Jay

Michael York's character Basil Exposition is named such because Basil literally provides the audience with the exposition of the plot. The name is a parody of the scenes in the Bond films where "Q" or some other high-ranking official made use of highly sophisticated audiovisual devices to explained the plot and characters to Bond and therefore to the audience. These scenes were written to make sure the audience "got" the story, hence the parody. The Bond screenwriters were often aware how clunky these expositionary scenes could be. They made them more entertaining by having Bond briefed in exotic locations such as a hidden cave in the Egyptian desert in The Spy Who Loved Me, itself the basis of the title The Spy Who Shagged Me. One of my favourite things is doing historical character’s teeth. We make their teeth look like the person they’re portraying.The ultimate gentleman spy. Irresistible to women. Deadly to his enemies. A legend in his own time,” Basil Exposition, played by Michael York, explains before he’s thawed out. In May 2016, Roach was asked about the fourth Austin Powers film during an interview with Larry King, and he stated the ideas for the fourth film that he and Myers have are good and interesting. [38] In August 2016, in a telephone interview, Mike Myers stated "Everything is being negotiated and worked out and all that stuff" regarding the fourth installment of the Austin Powers film series. [39]

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But thanks to the miracle of home video — and a flashy new 1990s gadget called the DVD — Mike Myers‘ defrosted British spy would soon find an adoring audience and become one of the most beloved spy spoofs in Hollywood history, spawning a three-film franchise that would ultimately gross nearly ( pinky to lip) a half-billion dollars. It is difficult to compare our results with other studies as no previous research has analysed epidemiological data to determine differences in oral health and inequalities between the US and England. A few other 1960s films that seem to have been source material for the satirical blend of the characters:

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He is a womanizing, hard partying British spy embodying the Swinging London psyche and hippie culture of the 1960s who, with his nemesis Dr. Evil, was frozen in a cryonics experiment. The series' humor follows his attempts to adjust to the modern world as he continues to try to save it from terrorism.