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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Danger Man (known internationally as Secret Agent) was a British down-to-earth spy series made in The Sixties. Launched in 1960, originally it was going to bring none other than James Bond to the small screen and Ian Fleming was involved at early stages. However since the rights for Bond movies had been sold, Danger Man was changed into something quite different. It features NATO superagent named John Drake, who doesn't like gunplay or violence and generally has morals way too strong to make him comfortable in his job. His gadgets and enemies are also rooted in reality. |
