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Where the Bullets Fly

5.719661h 28mMovieComedy

In a spoof of the spy genre a secret agent chases a missing formula that can drain nuclear energy from an element named Spurium,

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Where the Bullets Fly was released on September 6, 1966 but we couldn't find it on any streaming service yet. Rights can change — try again later.

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Cast · Directed by John Gilling

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Where the Bullets Fly — streaming FAQ

Which OTT platform streams Where the Bullets Fly?

Where the Bullets Fly isn't streaming anywhere in India yet.

Is Where the Bullets Fly on Netflix?

No, Where the Bullets Fly is not on Netflix in India as of September 2026.

Is Where the Bullets Fly on Amazon Prime Video?

No, Where the Bullets Fly isn't on Amazon Prime Video in India right now.

Where can I watch Where the Bullets Fly for free?

Where the Bullets Fly isn't streaming in India yet, so there's no way to watch it free at the moment.

What is the OTT release date for Where the Bullets Fly?

Where the Bullets Fly hasn't started streaming in India yet. Based on the typical 6–8 week theatrical-to-streaming window, we estimate it will arrive around October 25, 1966. This is a prediction, not a confirmed date.

Is there a sequel to Where the Bullets Fly?

Yes — Where the Bullets Fly is followed by Somebody's Stolen Our Russian Spy (1968) in the Charles Vine spy films.

Is there a prequel to Where the Bullets Fly?

Yes — Licensed to Kill (1965) comes before Where the Bullets Fly in the Charles Vine spy films.

Is Where the Bullets Fly part of a trilogy?

Yes — Where the Bullets Fly is part of a trilogy, alongside Licensed to Kill (1965) and Somebody's Stolen Our Russian Spy (1968).

How many movies are in the Charles Vine spy films?

There are 3 films in the Charles Vine spy films: Licensed to Kill (1965), Where the Bullets Fly (1966) and Somebody's Stolen Our Russian Spy (1968).