Lemmy pour les dames

Lemmy pour les dames is a 1962 French spy film directed by Bernard Borderie, adapted from an unpublished novel by Peter Cheyney. Borderie co-wrote the screenplay with Marc-Gilbert Sauvajon. It marks Eddie Constantine's sixth screen appearance as the celebrated agent Lemmy Caution, and the fourth Caution adventure directed by Borderie.

In the story, Lemmy Caution is on vacation when he is unexpectedly pulled into a murder investigation. It emerges that the murdered woman had been blackmailed by a foreign intelligence service into leaking state secrets known to her husband, and other women turn out to be trapped under similar pressure. Lemmy sets out to break this blackmail network.

Eddie Constantine stars alongside Françoise Brion. The film opened in France on 21 March 1962 and is counted among the Eurospy productions of its era.