This one ranks alongside "The Summer Place" as a Favorite Bad Movie! Possibly because I saw it when first released, in a Parisian cinema. It was such fun just to relax with a movie in English, and this WWII nonsense was a great laugh at a time I needed it! Prototypical dumb blonde Melanie Griffith gets kitted out as a top-secret agent and sent to infiltrate Berlin while searching for her own lost Jewish relatives at the same time. Talk about multi-tasking! And what she survives: stabbed and shoved down a laundry chute, then shot several times; keeps a straight face for the gestapo guards at the border, and still manages to cross the Swiss border, dragged along by a stony-faced Michael Douglas, still wearing her evening dress and high heels. You can't keep a good gal down; she's spunky! Joely Richardson does deserve to be singled out for a fine performance. There's the great John Gielgud, too -- phoning it in! And I much preferred Liam Neeson as Oscar Schindler than the Nazi he plays here. Anyway, if you're in the mood for this kind of absurdist entertainment -- highly recommended.