‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E – One Spy Too Many’
{1966} film
“Megalomaniac Rip Thorn, wants to be like
Alexander The Great. His plan is to commit the World's greatest crimes, in
context to the Ten Commandments, in order to expand his industrial empire.
Every crime is specifically designed to contradict the ten commandments.
U.N.C.L.E. goes after him when he steals a secret chemical from the US military. Solo and Kuryakin team up
with Alexander's former wife, Tracey, to stop him from becoming the most
powerful man in the World. This movie is made from the "The Alexander The
Greater Affair", parts one and two, from season two of The Man From
U.N.C.L.E.”
Interesting enough, like ‘the Prisoner’
episode ‘Checkmate’ ‘The Man From U.N.C.L.E – One Spy Too Many’{1966} has a
human chess match. The Pawns of both sides are made up of the catering staff,
while the Castles {Rooks}, Knights, Bishops, Queens, and Kings are made up from guests
attending the party. Thorn throws out a challenge to anyone who wishes to play
him, the challenge quickly accepted by Napoleon Solo. The chess match is not
prearranged, there is no brainwashing involved, so therefore every person
standing on the chessboard has to know how to play chess. The game resulting in
a checkmate win for Solo. The film also contains an Alouette helicopter, and
curiously enough a cake with the number 6 on it!
Be seeing you
Amazing! I actually remember having watched perhaps one eps which was "A Taste of Western" or so the title went. But generally I wasn't allowed to watch the series when screened in Germany in 1967 because I was too young. - BCNU!
ReplyDeleteHello Arno,
DeleteI watched 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E' when I was a boy. I even had the toy replica of the gun carried by U.N.C.L.E agents, complete with silencer, telescopic sight, and long arm butt, as well as a badge which came in a presentation box.
Also when I was at my final school, at Christmas the school screened a film, and one year much to my delight 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E One Spy Too many' was sceened.
And of course despite U.N.C.L.E agents having their own names, they also had a number when they were in the U.N.C.L.E building.
Very best regards
David
BCNU
I remember well the show was much talked about over here. So popular it must have been that Vaughn and McCallum made their appearance, unless I'm mistaken, in a then very famous Saturday evening show as escape artists. Could you figure out PMcG doing so? - BCNU!
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