Pleins feux sur Stanislas

Pleins feux sur Stanislas is a 1965 French-West German spy comedy directed by Jean-Charles Dudrumet from a screenplay he co-wrote with Michel Cousin. The film stars Jean Marais alongside Nadja Tiller, André Luguet and Bernadette Lafont, and serves as a sequel to the 1963 film L'honorable Stanislas, agent secret.

The story follows secret agent Stanislas-Évariste Dubois, who has retired from the trade to write his memoirs. His peace is cut short by a suspicious death and a new assignment that plunges him into a manhunt and a string of lively adventures proving the truth of his writings. Running about 95 minutes, the picture was released internationally under titles such as Rendezvous der Killer in West Germany and Killer Spy in the United States.