The original Man From UNCLE ran between 1964 and 1968, and told the story of two spies — one American and one Russian — working together in a Cold War world. Guy Ritchie's movie re-imagining, scheduled to see release this August, keeps the same characters and the same setting, but updates the atmosphere to give the decade a modern sheen. The first trailer for the movie, released today, shows a stylish swinging '60s in which spies Napoleon Solo — played by Superman actor Henry Cavill — and Ilya Kuryakin, played by The Social Network's Armie Hammer, snark at each other as they split time between glitzy outdoor parties and speedboat chases.
The first Man From UNCLE trailer shows Guy Ritchie's stylish take on a '60s spy classic
The first Man From UNCLE trailer shows Guy Ritchie's stylish take on a '60s spy classic
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