again starred James Coburn, with Cobb also reprising his role as Lloyd C. Cramden. In 1972, Harlan Ellison wrote a teleplay entitled Flintlock as a continuation of the films with Coburn intended to reprise his role. Still, studios have passed on what would have been a pilot for a proposed television series, and it went unproduced. A later attempt on the same format resulted in Dead on Target (1976), a Canadian-filmed television pilot directed by Joseph L. Scanlan, starring Ray Danton as Flint, here depicted as a private investigator. This originally aired on ABC-TV on March 17, 1976. An Italian parody, Il vostro super agente Flit, was released in 1966. See also List of American films of 1966 Outline of James Bond References External links 1966 films 1960s action comedy films 1960s science fiction comedy films American action comedy films American spy comedy films American science fiction comedy films 1960s spy comedy films 1960s parody films Cold War spy films Fictional secret agents and spies Mad scientist films Films set in Marseille Films set in Rome Films set on fictional islands Films set in the Mediterranean Sea 20th Century Fox films Films directed by Daniel Mann Films scored by Jerry Goldsmith Parody films based on James Bond films 1966 comedy films CinemaScope films 1960s English-language films 1960s American films