Probably a "B" British movie late 60's or 70's

[dsjohn]

It's driving me crazy, it's been shown twice on TCM, Sept to Nov. 2010. He's somewhat
similar to George Lazenby, but more chin, I can't quite place her, a brunette; sort of a
off-beat comedy {in color} He has a white sports car, and eventually she takes him to meet her parents. I recognize the father, making gin and tonics, and the mother, but
they are obscure character actors! One scene, they are in bed, and she mentions marriage, there's an audible "gulp". I didn't want to watch more, since I always come in
the middle. So it's all I know.

[Hugo]

Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush perhaps ?

[dsjohn]

Sorry no, I know Berry Evens, from Doctor in the House series. He's much taller, and some-what Germatic looking, dark hair. It could be some-what of a spy, love tale story. And It's not "Licenced to Kill" either.

[Merton Park]

Licensed to Kill With Tom Adams as Charles Vine? The Second Best Secret Agent in the Whole Wide World from 1965?

[dsjohn]

No, it's not Licensed to Kill! But I thought I mentioned that? Think of an off-beat love-comedy, Bond
want-to-be, bank teller in real life.

[Rick C]

There were quite a few 'Bond spinoffs' in the 1960's well beyond the Charles Vine/Dr. Jason Love counterparts too! Thinking of OSS 117 for example but that was a specifically French thingy.

[batman]

The Liquidator with Rod Taylor?

[dsjohn]

I wish you were right, but I would have recognized Rod Taylor.

[Hugo]

If you type James Bond spoof into the keywords section of imdb search it comes up with 154 titles, it could be one of those.

[dsjohn]

I tried, but nothing, I think he's more of a playboy type than spy.