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Matt Helm

Matt Helm is a fictional character created by American author Donald Hamilton (1916–2006). Helm is a U.S. government counter-agent, a man whose primary job is to kill or nullify enemy agents—not a spy or secret agent in the ordinary sense of the term as used in most spy thrillers.

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Occupation
Spy, assassin
Affiliation
United States government
Created by
Donald Hamilton
First appearance
Death of a Citizen
Gender
Male
Last appearance
The Damagers

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Matt Helm

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related to Manga · 10
Matt Helm → Boy's Life, Hepburn, In Japan, Japanese, Jin Kimura, March, Matt Helm Series, Matto Herumu Shirīzu, Mitsuhisa Kimura, November
related to Matt Helm in other media · 9
Matt Helm → Bond, Columbia Pictures, Dean Martin, Hamilton's, In, Meadway-Claude Production, The, The Silencers, They
related to Television series · 6
Matt Helm → ABC Network, After, Anthony Franciosa, Hamilton's, Titled, TV
related to External links · 5
Matt Helm → Article, Cinema Retro, Hollywood, Mr Helm Goes, November
Affiliation · 1
Matt Helm → United States government
Created by · 1
Matt Helm → Donald Hamilton
First appearance · 1
Matt Helm → Death of a Citizen
Gender · 1
Matt Helm → Male
Last appearance · 1
Matt Helm → The Damagers

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Matt HelmAffiliationUnited States government1.00infobox
Matt HelmCreated byDonald Hamilton1.00infobox
Matt HelmFirst appearanceDeath of a Citizen1.00infobox
Matt HelmGenderMale1.00infobox
Matt HelmLast appearanceThe Damagers1.00infobox
Matt HelmNationalityAmerican1.00infobox
Matt HelmOccupationSpy, assassin1.00infobox
Matt HelmPortrayed byDean Martin1.00infobox
Matt Helmis afictional character created by American author Donald Hamilton0.90text
Stella Stevensinstance ofMartin co-starred in the films with popular '60s actresses0.80text
Ann-Margretinstance ofMartin co-starred in the films with popular '60s actresses0.80text
Sharon Tateinstance ofMartin co-starred in the films with popular '60s actresses0.80text

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