Condorman

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Woodrow "Woody" Wilkins (Michael Crawford), an inventive and eccentric American comic book writer and illustrator, is obsessed with infusing realism into his beloved hero "Condorman". His passion for authenticity leads him to create a Condorman flying suit of his own, which he test-drives off the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. However, the ill-fated experiment ends with Woody crashing into the Seine River after his right wing malfunctions.

Following this misadventure, Woody's friend and CIA file clerk Harry Oslo (James Hampton) requests his assistance for a seemingly routine civilian paper exchange in Istanbul. Upon arriving at the Turkish city, Woody meets Natalia Rambova (Barbara Carrera), a stunning Russian woman posing as the Soviet civilian involved in the exchange. Unbeknownst to Woody, Natalia is actually a KGB spy, and their encounter becomes a high-stakes game of espionage. Despite being out of his depth, Woody manages to fend off a group of would-be assassins and save Natalia's life through sheer circumstance, successfully completing the paper trade.

Natalia's gratitude for Woody's help is palpable when she returns to Moscow, only to be mistreated by her lover/boss Krokov (Oliver Reed). This experience prompts her to defect, and she requests the CIA's assistance in contacting "Condorman", hoping he can aid her escape. Back in Paris, this chance encounter with Natalia sparks Woody's imagination, inspiring him to create a super heroine patterned after her, dubbed "Laser Lady".

Meanwhile, Harry and their boss Russ Devil (Dana Elcar) inform Woody that his next mission will involve escorting a defecting Soviet agent known as "The Bear". Initially resistant, Woody changes his mind when he learns that the target is none other than Natalia. He agrees to take on the task, provided the CIA chief (Robert Arden) equips him with cutting-edge laser gadgetry based on his designs for Condorman.

As Woody converges with Natalia in Yugoslavia, he finds himself embroiled in a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse as they evade the deadly clutches of Krokov's henchmen, led by the chillingly efficient Morovich (Jean-Pierre Kalfon), whose glassy stare seems to bore into their very souls. The trio's odyssey takes them from Italy to Switzerland, where Natalia's shocking discovery about Woody's true identity sends her reeling. However, their journey back to France is hijacked when Morovich puts Woody and Harry out of commission, allowing Krokov's men to whisk Natalia away to their stronghold in Monte Carlo.

Woody's frustration turns to determination as he requests two more days to mount a daring rescue operation for Natalia, prompting him and Harry to don the guise of Arab sheiks and create chaos at the Monte Carlo Casino. Under the cover of confusion, they execute a flawless heist, snatching Natalia from Krokov's grasp and making their escape aboard the trusty Condorboat.

As they outrun Krokov's speedboats, Woody utilizes an upgraded version of his iconic Condorman suit to soar through the skies, expertly navigating the Condorboat towards its rendezvous point. However, Morovich, fueled by a maniacal intensity, refuses to back down and sets his sights on destroying the Condorboat. In a heart-stopping sequence, the CIA helicopter arrives just in time to intercept Morovich's speedboat, sending it crashing onto an island rock, where Morovich meets his demise.

Meanwhile, Krokov, battered but unbroken, vows to exact revenge against Condorman and his crew at a later date. The curtain closes on Woody, Natalia, and Harry as they take in a baseball game at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, unaware that the Goodyear Blimp is about to flash a message welcoming Natalia to American soil. As the camera pans out, Russ contacts Harry from aboard the blimp, extending an olive branch to Woody: will he accept another high-stakes assignment as Condorman? The world holds its breath in anticipation of Woody's response.