Austin Powers is a franchise consisting of three films, as well as a fourth that has been stuck in development hell for years. Mike Myers wrote and starred in all three films, which were directed by Jay Roach. Myers plays the titular character, who is a parody of James Bond, as well as Dr. Evil, a parody of the 007 villain Blofeld.
Screen Rant is investigating Austin Powers 4 and what we know about the rumored sequel.
Austin Powers was one of the funniest comedy film series of the '90s, and the character Dr. Evil delivered some of the best, most quotable, one-liners
Austin Powers 4 has been stuck in development hell for years, and there are good arguments for why it should stay there.
Austin Powers was one of Mike Myers' funniest roles to date. Here's a selection of the greatest quotes from the movies.
Austin Powers 4 has been in demand for decades, and according to director Jay Roach, the fourquel would have focused on Austin Powers' Mini-Me.
Mike Myers stars as the titular protagonist (among other characters) in the Austin Powers film series. How should fans watch all three movies?
For the most part, the Austin Powers movies are shagadelic, baby. But there are a few not-so-great parts of the films that stand out on rewatches.
Burt Bacharach didn't just make cameo appearances in all three Austin Powers movies; he also influenced Mike Myers' creation of the franchise.
The swinging International Man of Mystery Austin Powers had a wild timeline in the movies that saw him go from the groovy '60s to the new millennium.
The hilarious Austin Powers trilogy was known for its raunchy jokes and clever parodies, but it also featured an impressive roster of cameos.
Britney Spears' talks to appear in Casino Royale almost made her one of the only people to cameo in both the Austin Powers and James Bond films.
Released alongside Brosnan's Bonds, the Austin Powers movies highlighted that the James Bond franchise had to change for the 21st century.
Mike Myers has played several iconic roles, but perhaps none are more famous than his various oddball characters in the Austin Powers movie franchise.
One of Austin Powers’ not-so-subtle features is actually a reference to the character’s cinematic inspiration and the man who first played him.
Austin Powers star Mike Myers recalls the fun way Buckingham Palace honored his iconic British character during a ceremonial changing of the guard.
Austin Powers is Hollywood's grooviest spy comedy franchise. We rank all three movies to find out which of Mike Myers' spoofs is the most shagadelic.
The Austin Powers trilogy has been delighting audiences for decades now, and here's where the Mike Myers comedy movies can be found online.
The pop star has been in 8 movies in her career, and they range from over-the-top James Bond parodies to gospel musicals to Disney's biggest-ever hit.
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A parody poster for Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me replaces actor Mike Myers with Halloween's iconic boogeyman, Michael Myers.
