<Li> Willie Nelson as Himself </Li> <Li> Fred Willard as Mission Commander </Li> <Li> Tony Jay as the Narrator </Li> <P> When the film was released, the title proved controversial in the United Kingdom, where the word shag is used to refer coarsely to sexual intercourse . Two sets of British TV adverts for the film existed, for showing before and after the watershed . The former was designed to air during daytime hours and only gave part of the title (Austin Powers: The Spy Who--) before cutting off with one of a range of slightly suggestive scenes from the film, such as Austin squeezing out the contents of a massage oil bottle . The post-watershed adverts, aired later in the evening, gave the full title . There were also two variations of the posters; one of them asterisked out the middle of the offending word . Other posters had named the film as Austin Powers 2 . According to the Collins English Dictionary, the use of the word "shag" in the film's title helped to increase the word's acceptability, reducing its shock value and giving it a more jocular, relaxed connotation . </P>

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