The Foxes and Hounds Affair

L’episodio è andato in onda il 8 ott 1965
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1h

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Action Adventure Crime Drama Thriller

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA magician has developed a mind-reading device and offers it to UNCLE. The problem is Thrush, led by rivals Victor Marton and Miss Belmont, also is seeking the machine.A magician has developed a mind-reading device and offers it to UNCLE. The problem is Thrush, led by rivals Victor Marton and Miss Belmont, also is seeking the machine.A magician has developed a mind-reading device and offers it to UNCLE. The problem is Thrush, led by rivals Victor Marton and Miss Belmont, also is seeking the machine.

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The funeral parlor's facade, seen briefly at the end, reveals that it is called "The Loved One" - a reference both to Evelyn Waugh's famous satirical novel and, more especially, to MGM's film version, which was current in cinemas at the time this segment was first aired in 1965.

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Solo's position in the casket is raised slightly from the close-up to the wide shot.

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Lucia Belmont: [sniffling] You sure I didn't catch this cold from you?
Belmont's Aide: I only wish you had, Miss Belmont.

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The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Composed by Jerry Goldsmith

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The Vincent Price Show

Vincent Price had a long and varied career but he is best known for his diabolical roles, in which he seemed to invest lots of delight.

Here, he's a THRUSH agent out to steal a mind-reading device. Unpacking his bag of tricks, he becomes a wonderful villain. I just wish he hadn't had the strange accent to interfere with his lovely voice.

Also on the plus side is Robert Vaughn's perplexed Napoleon Solo after he's left out of the loop on . . . But that would be telling.

Julie Sommer, who bopped around TV shows at the time to good effect, is on hand as the innocent, a mentalist's assistant caught in the crossfire.