EVERY 007 REFERENCE | Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery

It's no secret that Austin Powers was inspired by (ahem, copied) James Bond. Here's every time Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery pays homage to (ahem, steals from) James Bond.
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[@zacsimillion]

Always wanted to know the references but didn't want to watch 30 James Bond movies. Good work!

[@Protokino]

Thanks!

[@kristianjanse182]

30??

[@bill2178]

just watch austin powers 30 times and leave bond to all the other folks

[@kyletkacz]

25*

[@Howling-at-the-moon]

It’s mainly the earlier ones you want to watch for the references anyway - potentially the best ones!

[@gm2407]

I miss Austin Powers films.

[@brandonmccarthy1611]

This is AMAZING I cant wait for The Spy Who Shagged Me and Goldmember

[@Protokino]

Thanks! Might not be until the new year, but will happen for sure.

[@Protokino]

Here’s the next one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3izXmuMfK6Bobc

[@Nostalgia4life7]

You did amazing on the editing and timing I laughed hard in memory. Can’t wait for the next 2

[@Protokino]

I’m glad you like it!

[@Protokino]

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[@garyinthefrozen]

This is why Mike Myers wasn’t in any movies from 1994 - 1996 because he was watching all these bond films in research for writing Austin Powers

[@shaneomacdaddy]

The part where Vanessa knocks out Random Task with the Champagne bottle 🍾 is a reference to the scene in A View To A Kill (1985) where Stacey Sutton knocks out a henchman with her grandpa's urn ⚱ and Austin's bathroom 🚹🚽 fight with Patty 'O Brien is spoofed on Bond's train 🚆 fight against Red Grant in "From Russia with Love" (1963). But I love ❤ how great 👍🏻 of a job you did on the side by side comparisons, keep it up. Oh, and the intro is a reference to a hard day's night. Oh, and Austin hot tub scene with Alotta Fagina is parodied on the hot tub scene in "A View to a Kill" (1985) with James Bond and Pola Ivanova.

[@gmann6269]

10:08 After this bit, Austin says "Smashing" which is like when Bond says "Shocking" in Goldfinger.

[@patrick4662]

positively shocking.

[@NascarNixon]

This needs more views. Epic stuff

[@Protokino]

Thanks friskynixon!

[@Protokino]

Here’s The Spy Who Shagged Me version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3izXmuMfK6Bobc

[@DonPeyote420]

wow this is so perfectly cut to have all the references in unison

[@gehrig27]

This was fantastic! I always try to explain the references to people and they always end up with a blank stare on their faces...now I can just show them this. Only one I think you missed was Austin’s frilly laced shirt being inspired by George Lazenby’s in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

[@Protokino]

Ah yes, quite right. Good catch!

[@gehrig27]

Oh, I thought of another one: number two’s map with model factories is also from Diamonds are Forever.

[@TheLisa-Al-Gaib]

Also missing is the quasi-futuristic clothing from Moonraker. Loved this video, though! Thank you SO much for putting it together!

[@AnonYmous-xt6sy]

Thanks so much for this. Years ago I got some old James Bond films to see the Austin Powers references, but turns out I got mostly the wrong boring ones, now I know which ones to get 😁👍

[@rabago85]

I still want to know the story behind the pinky hand gesture by Dr. Evil

[@dombiondi27]

The original doctor evil character came from an impression done by dana carvey of lourne micheals from SNL and they say mike stole it if you look it up dana was on the Howard stern show talking about it

[@attorneyrobert]

@@dombiondi27 Yes, and Mike Meyers said that a lot of Dr. Evil was inspired by Lorne Michaels, who used to say "throw me a bone here" and "reaaallly" often.

[@davidoverstreet2875]

It was based on an earlier movie or TV character that, I believe, would do the same thing.

[@davidoverstreet2875]

@@dombiondi27 Dana Carvey is one of the top 10 funniest comedians and best impressionists ever.

[@MisterX867]

Another comment here said it might be inspired by how Largo kisses the Spectre ring in Thunderball after killing one of his henchmen

[@ShiftingDrifter]

Great work, though I realized while watching that some references also included other 60s spy flicks from In Like Flint and the Matt Helm series.

[@franzo330]

This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@Ben-jl2rh]

Honestly this deserves more views

[@PalyHan]

Well put together, i felt two things left out: 1- Dr. Evil's sign is probably inspired by how Largo kisses the Spectre ring in Thunderball after killing one of his henchmen 2- A really obvious sound reference in the soundtrack is the "action" theme that plays in the steamroller scene and other fight scenes in the movies, it's way too close to the "007" battle music track in From Russia With Love and other early bond films (Heavy brass followed by that whistle)

[@TravisJohnSmith]

i absolutely love that you put in the little 60's music breaks from austin powers

[@DougJK]

Thank you for this, this is exactly what I was looking for and nobody else has done it!

[@firefighteruppy9121]

I knew there were a lot of references... but I didn't realize there were that many! This was awesome!

[@Nostalgia4life7]

This was awesome

[@Protokino]

Thanks for watching!

[@ethancha9361]

This deserves way more views

[@StudentGamer47]

Anyone else imagining the Austin Powers soundtrack over the Bond movies or is it just me? Lol

[@DarkStormProduction5]

This video deserves more views

[@connor3288]

Great work! Been rewatching older Bonds lately and thought to myself, I wonder what movies inspired Austin Powers. The makers of the films must have spent so much time watching the movies and taking notes. Thanks for these videos, it must have taken many hours to watch the movies and edit the clips. 👍

[@KickyMickey1982]

We just got admit that Austin Powers is a love letter by Mike Myers to the creator of James Bond.

[@ryann5247]

Honestly, Austin powers understands James bond better than the Daniel craig films

[@Nostalgia4life7]

Once the new James Bond finally comes out, the KZbin algorithms will bring this to light! It will go viral! I keep coming back for some laughs

[@Protokino]

Thanks, hope so! Currently in hiatus, but even more videos coming this year!

[@dashermannader2948]

Brilliantly put together.

[@davidoverstreet2875]

Being born in 1966, I of course, never saw all of the James Bond movies. Probably only about five of them. I knew Austin Powers was a spoof of James Bond movies, but now it makes so much more sense, and it's just so much more funnier. Brilliant.

[@bigj5880]

Amazing how you can still enjoy the Austin Powers movies without getting any references from the James Bond movies, the movie still works without you knowing the references, knowing the references is just the cherry on top, with that being said on the other side of that I have never seen a James Bond movie and I don't know if I could take them as seriously as they're supposed too knowing that they have been parodied in the Austin Powers movies lol 😂🤷😁

[@victorsixtythree]

Well done!

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

This totally makes sense now!

[@santiagofranco91952]

Austin Powers is technichally the Scary Movie version of 007 movies.

[@gmann6269]

Excellent work! I'm sure at some point it'll get a lot more views.

[@benjaminparkinson5255]

This pure gold

[@mrcoolyandoporlavida]

Great work! I loved the death puns btw

[@gonzoyork1908]

I didn't understand why so many death puns now i know why

[@alang.bandala8863]

I just love how the edition were in favour of the Powers'w jokes

[@robertc8110]

Genius!.. Thank You..

[@justice4all72]

Which film had the most references in total? Brilliant thank you for making this

[@Protokino]

You're welcome! I don't know, I guess we can do the count once all three videos are done, I'm working on the second one.

[@MichaelAarons1701]

I’d also add in that Austin pumping Random Task was similar to Bond twisting the cloth on the sumo wrestler in _The Man with the Golden Gun_ to stress his Johnson!! which also ended in a konk to the head for someone from behind.

[@nickslade3978]

You left out Lazenby's lace jabot from OHMSS that Austin Powers wears

[@Protokino]

Indeed!

[@benjaminparkinson5255]

There so many it's great love jb

[@robertcavalier6133]

Austin is my HERO! Just reserve my table at Monaco -- and park my Ferrari where my woman and I can zoom away after our lunch! 'Tis the good life! * Cav *

[@jakewayne4245]

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery it's new. that bad.

[@gabrielcornejo238]

That was Impressive . Great Work. Definitely austin powers trilogy is Masterpiece

[@Protokino]

It really is!

[@DrMurdercock]

less than 2 minutees ago I was like "Wonder if anyone has put together a video of all the references" I googled it and found this legends video. Amazing. i was 666th like

[@RailPreserver2K]

Not going to lie Austin Powers is the parody version of James Bond and also Britain's Mel Brooks or is that Monty Python I don't know which

[@Protokino]

Indeed!

[@mikeingersoll7344]

This is cool

[@latenightlogic]

1:04 I never realised this

[@mahmoudrabinowitz-xf6on]

The phone ring was from Our Man Flint.

[@dashermannader2948]

Fembots were a Bionic Woman creation, Richie Cunningham was a character in Happy Days and Oprah was a talk show host. These were 007 referencer numbskull

[@TMX1138]

Can you do the other Austin Powers movies, too?

[@Protokino]

I did! Check them out on my channel.

[@77jcarva]

a comical well made trilogy.

[@joelgummert302]

Pretty sure where Austin was getting thawed out was more from Demolition Man.

[@luijajasaludos1992]

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