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THE MAN FROM UNCLE Season One Long Opening
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2009
- This is the opening title sequence from the seventh episode of UNCLE's first season, THE GIUOCO PIANO AFFAIR (November 10, 1964), featuring Jerry Goldsmith's original theme. For the first few episodes, Napoleon Solo, Illya Kuryakin and Alexander Waverly introduced themselves to the viewing audience. Also included in the title sequence was a nameless voiceover explaining the basics of the U.N.C.L.E. organization and its front of Del Floria's Tailor Shop.
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RIP Leo G. Carroll (October 25, 1886 - October 16, 1972), aged 85
RIP Robert Vaughn (November 22, 1932 - November 11, 2016), aged 83
RIP David McCallum (September 19, 1933 - September 25, 2023), aged 90
You will be remembered as legends.
HEAR, HEAR ❗☺️
All died in their birth months !
And the great Jerry Goldsmith composed the theme music (February 10, 1929 - July 21, 2004)
Robert Vaughn. North High School. Minneapolis MN
Memory eternal.
God rest you David McCallum. Thank you for being an amazing actor!
Rest In Peace
and a great concert pianist
Godspeed ducky !
God bless these men for giving me role models of intelligence and doing the right thing during my rather traumatic childhood. Rest In Peace, David McCallum (1933-2023), Robert Vaughan (1932-2016), and Leo G. Carroll (1886-1972).
I'm not too embarrassed to admit that I talked into my pen at school. This show, like so many at the time, enhanced my childhood.
Open channel D !
Great show.. The latest movie was not a bad effort. Alicia Vikander, Henry Cavill,and Armie Hammer did a great job as intrepid U.N.C.L.E. agents. Hope they make another one soon.
@@davidspendlove5900 I did as a 5th grader back in 65 ! Boomer heaven !
RIP Illya, when I was a boy, my parents punished me by not letting watch tv. Loved MFU, Wild wild west, star trek, the prisoner, etc.
You have great taste. We are clearly of the same generation. Loved The Champions and Department S too. The sixties had amazing TV shows.
I'm watching Wild Wild West on Pluto TV. TV shows were so much better then.
My line-up too. Friday nights and the braided rug in the living room.
Hogan's Heroes , Man from UNCLE , Rat Patrol , and Wild Wild West all banned if my mother was home if she was gone my father would sit and watch with me !
...our parents must've been related...my brothers & I used to sneak watch UNCLE when mom & dad left on Monday nights to inspect our new home that was being built...one brother would stand watch at the window for the car, my brother, Ray, would rig an antenna up to the set - dad disconnected the house antenna and we'd watch - turn it off at c9ommercials to 'avoid the TV getting too hot' - remember those days??? Luckily we were never caught but all dad would've hadda do was put his hand on the set...I too, was a huge fan of The Prisoner...
Absolutely loved this show. I was such a freak that at 14 I found a company in Japan that manufactured a full metal non-firing replica of the modified Walther P-38 used in the show. This was way back pre-internet. I sent away and received one complete with shoulder stock, extended magazine, barrel extension/silencer/flash suppressor. You can't tell it from a real one. 55 years later I still have it.
Dayummm
Cool story and thanks for sharing
I remember seeing the ad for this version of the gun I have one but not with the attachments. But I do have the complete carbine called the maruzen p38 detachable
Wow, I bet there are only a few in existence today. Better put it in your will. Keep it in the family. To a collector it could be very valuable. Really cool.
I had one, long gone now though. RIP DAVID McCallum.😢
I just learned of David's passing. To me, when I was a kid, David was so cool with his "Beatles" hair style and clothing. Our world as we knew it is slipping away little by little.
One winter afternoon I was standing on a street in downtown Toronto 1976 or 77, looking at a store window advertising, and happened to glance at the person standing next to me. It was Robert Vaughn for sure, with his hands in his coat pockets. He seemed pleasant enough. We both smiled a bit. I guess he was in town for some reason, and I ran into my childhood crush! from the man from uncle show. He was also good in a Colombo episode.
He also had a role in the Steve McQueen movie “Bullitt”, if we remember correctly. Seems his character was after Bullett for hiding a witness to some type of criminal activity Vaughn may have been connected to?
RIP David - you made all of us in Scotland proud being on the Man From UNCLE- with style and coolness - and continued success with The invisible man, Colditz, and NCIS.
….and the chilling ‘Mother Love’ with Diana Rigg…
Also as Alan Breck in the 1978 TV production of Kidnapped
Sapphire and Steel too
Robert Vaughan was one of the first actors to speak out against the Vietnam war and call for US troops to be pulled out ... kudos for Bob
I think that he regarded that as the most important thing that he did in his life. Bravo, Robert Vaughan. He was a great actor too.
Rest in peace Robert Vaughn.
U.N.C.L.E. fans will miss you!
Rest in Peace, Ilya....just loved you and this show. You and Napoleon are probably up in heaven continuing your missions.
They're opening channel D !
Always having to deal with a nasty case of THRUSH as I recall. Loved the show
When you're 8 years old you think this is the coolest show on tv. We had the Man from Uncle game. 😃
I felt the same way; I must have watched every episode. Which makes it even more chilling to watch this trailer as an adult. What propaganda! A secret organization that goes around doing basically whatever they want, laws and accountability be damned. They show you a Gestapo-like organization and tell you to trust'em, they're the good guys.
UNCLE was on a seriously tight budget. Communications, armory, and chief’s office were in the same closet size room. 😂
...yeah, yet they could afford the three pressurized security doors that I assume are supposed to be blast doors. Their headquarters were cramped, but the suggested physical security of the building itself seemed a tad excessive. 😉
Things were tight in the olden days.
Waste not, want not.
@@durudadlani1931So were the women.
@@LesterMoore These Television movies were made in a craftsmen style. Still watchable and enjoyable.
Saw this when I was a Freshman in high school back in 1964. Between this series and the movie “Goldfinger” I was hooked and knew what I wanting do in life. Joined the Army in 1971 and was in MI. Some years after graduating from college, joined the State Department. Lived 3 lifetimes traveling around the 🌎 🇺🇸
Hi there!
Hi there!
You did it !
...I was a HS freshman in '63-'64...coming up on 60 years since we got the news in General Science Class that JFK had been shot...
Do you know who killed JFK?
“I go and I do whatever I am told to…”. 😂 I loved this show. I never missed it.
What an amazing cast this show had!
Robert Vaughn RIP. His character Napoleon Solo was the epitome of 60s cool like John Steed and James Bond.
One of his last acting parts was in "Coronation Street " !!!
not really, as you can see on \serious music
He was a sweet man. He lived in Connecticut near my old town. Everyone loved him.
He used to do commercials for a Law Firm here in Connecticut before his passing.
I loved, loved, loved Man From UNCLE! Way cool! Mr. Vaughn was pretty damned cool in Bullitt and the Magnificent Seven. Combat, Rat Patrol. Man! That was entertainment!
The best show and still is. U.N.C.L.E. still lives on and was ahead of it's time even in the early 60's.
Season 1 of UNCLE was fantastic, still one of the best things to come out of the sixties along with season 1 of The wild wild West, both of their premier seasons were never bettered.I abolutely love Jerry Goldsmiths great music,ah the memories!
Definitely. Season 1 of both Man from Uncle and Wild, Wild West are some of the produced television ever. The stories, acting and music--all above par.
@@mortalhellion mortahellion ... I remember watching Man from Uncle with my family when I was a little girl .
In the first season. The following composers were; Jerry Goldsmith, Morton Stevens, Walter Scharf, and Lalo Schifrin.
@@deacondavis5098They were masters of TV theme music. An art that sadly has been lost and isn’t used anymore
Damn, the 60s knew how to make openings. Simple, effective.
+Argumemnon be a hell of a l9t better if we could see the episodes. they used to have them on. but they are gone so you have to buy them, don't bujy them.
@@joehinman1026 it used to air on tv too
Even the walk down the hallway with the music in the background is cool
Even the walk down the hallway with the music in the background is cool
I used to plead with my parents to be allowed to stay up and see this through to the end. Such originality with its ‘Acts’ and ‘scenes’. Great memories .
Wow i was so captivated as a 7 year old watching this tv series I always wanted to be a spy like them, today i am a security guard so i am almost like a spy except without the thrills lol
Just hearing the theme tune just brings back happy childhood memories.
Same here -- I was 7 also -- a 'girl' but I still wanted to be Napoleon Solo :)
Ditto. I was 10 years old and was enthrall by the show. What a great time to grow up. Man From Uncle, Lost in Space, Star Trek and all the 007 movies from Dr. No until You Only Live Twice. Disney before Walt’s death. Not to mention Hayley Mills who I had a tremendous crush on in The Moon Spinnners.
Me I was 13, but Illya was my hero.
@@tony_w839 illya was my hero also, he was doing all the exciting under cover stuff like climbing buildings and digging tunnels while solo had an easier time usually found drinking champagne eating caviar with beautiful women so as a 7 year boy i was far more interested the cadgets oh illya ..lol
what a great tv series brings back a lots of nostalgia growing up.
I remember you could get The Man from Uncle pyjamas, with the badge and everything...but mum wouldn't buy them!
Multiple blinking lights were required for various headquarters / control rooms in a number of '60s TV shows - "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.", "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea", "Time Tunnel", "Star Trek", etc.
Lost in space, the Outer Limits, The Invaders... the list is long.
The blinking lights were there because at that time no one had as yet invented the boot ROM. My first personal computer was an Altair. It was a rectangular metal box with one side covered in little LEDs and tiny switches. This was about 1975. In order to start the machine up, you had to load a startup sequence in the boot area of memory. The Altair was a normal 8 bit machine so you entered the correct sequence of eight bits into the machine with the switches and watched the lights to see that you got it right. So you would entered the boot sequence byte by byte until you had it all in memory and then you turned it on. My next computer was a Commodore PET which like the Apple II and the TRS-80 were known as "appliance computers' because they had boot ROMs. You just turned them on and the boot sequence loaded automatically. The machine signaled that they they were ready by printing "ok" on the screen. So if you knew Microsoft BASIC (Bill Gates BASIC) you could write a program and get the machine to execute it. All the second generation personal computers had boot ROMs and no more lights on computers (except in movies).
All awesome shows!
I made a lot of money selling blinky blinky lights to Irwin Allen.......
@@Agorante IIRC, Microsoft started with Bill Gates and Paul Allen designing an operating system for the Altair since it didn't have one. It was loaded, and somehow, it worked.
I was born in the 90s this was on BBC 2 during the day I remember being obsessed with it as a 4 year old.
@@charleBerglund yeah it's fairly simple plot lines and people getting punched what's not for a 4 year old to like?
I loved this show back in my early teens. Ilya was my favorite. Rest In Peace David.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Rest In Peace David McCallum. I enjoyed you as Illya on The Man from UNCLE and Ducky on NCIS. You will be sadly missed here but I am glad that you are now up in heaven with Robert Vaughn and Leo G Carroll.
I also enjoyed watching David on The Invisible Man.
They had the coolest weapons! I had an U.N.C.L.E gun when I was a kid and it looked so cool...you could break it down into a .45 caliber pistol, or build it up into a shoulder rifle with a scope and silencer. Ahhhhh...the days of my youth...spies, secret agents and adventure!
I made a transmitter pen out of a plastic bic ballpoint.
Me, too! Loved my UNCLE Special.
I had one too. Joined the UNCLE Inner Circle.
Could be politically incorrect today
Ah, TeeVee mayhem! ⚰️
I really got into the secret agent show, in 60's as a kid; I pretend to be like them in school. I rescue poor defenseless young girls from bad boys in the recess playground. It was cool, it was like going around the world and never leave the neighborhood. B&W television set. Before color then I got too old to pretend. RIP David McCallum age 90. and condolences to his family.
Leo Carroll (Alexander Waverly) was a WW1 veteran, and saw British army service in France, Salonica and Palestine, where he was badly wounded. Returning to acting in 1919.
What fantastic names, Napoleon and Illya
Absolutely required viewing for a small boy laid on the hearth in front of the TV in the Sixties.
I was there , sometimes still am , in spirit !
Only 6 when the show started and vaguely remember watching some eppys, looking back on it now Robert Vaughn (RIP) as Solo had the handsome, slightly older man mentor thing going and David McCallum's Kuryakin, the KGB agent working with Solo to help keep the peace was smoking hot and that voice, I could've listened to either one of them read a phone book and I'm happy, two of the most gorgeous men ever on TV, there hasn't been a duo like them since sadly, glad McCallum is still with us ..
Just heard that David McCallum died. RIP Illya. You were loved.
If it wasn't for these guys everything wouldn't have worked out so great. Thank you U.N.C.L.E.
Loved David and Robert!!
I loved this show, especially David McCallum.
When I was a boy, watched Japanese version every week. I have heard the original voice for the first time. Glad to hear it.
It was the coolest show on TV
RIP Leo G Carroll 1886- 1972
Robert Vaughn 1932- 2016
David McCallum 1933-2023
😞🙏💔🌹⭐
I so miss those shows. Simple, precise, uncomplicated. Bad guys and girls vs good guys and girls.
Perfect Description. Life was "real-" Not like today-everything is FAKE!
Paul Anthony the sixties seems like such a cool era to have lived in. More class than today.
You do realize this is all fantasy, right? :) The 1960s was not about class. :)
@@653j521 Oh they were. And race, too.
I think what's worse is they think every series has to be like Game of Thrones or Lost. There's nothing wrong with each episode having a self contained story. You can then bring back characters and storylines. Now it's stories that make no sense, and destroying established characters and ruining them.
Robert Vaughn 1932 -2016.
In the 1960s, alongside with David McCallum, he was my childhood hero.
From all accounts, he was a true gentleman off screen.
Channel D has finally closed. Thanks for the memories.
I met Robert too. Nice, but David was much kinder. Robert acted like he didn't want to sign my playbill-he was acting in a play in Atlanta-because I wasn't " liberal enough". I mentioned that David didn't act like he cared about that and never asked. Robert did apologise and signed it, admitting he was only teasing. Still, I miss him too and wish he'd been on "West Wing" or "Law and Order" as a regular character instead of just a law ad. I watched him on "Hustle".
@@virginiaconnor8350 Robert Vaughan actually obtained a Degree in Law, LA in the sixties.
As an 11 year old in New York in 1965 with my Grandfather I met Robert Vaughn in an elevator at the hotel we were staying in. I was so excited I told my Grandfather "Look ' it's The Man from Uncle!" My Grandfather didn't watch the show but to be polite he said "We really like your pictures". Robert Vaughn completely ignored us and said nothing. As he exited the elevator my Grandfather remarked to him. "You're a lot smaller than you look on TV!"
@@virginiaconnor8350 Vaughn starred in a British-French-Canadian series called The Protectors made by Gerry Anderson in between UFO and Space:1999.
@@frankfowlkes7872 My mother, dad, our cousin, and I met Rock Hudson after seeing him in "Camelot" -in Atlanta-during intermission. I was able to tell him I liked his record "Rock Gently". My father had to interrupt me and tell him his fly was down. Rock said to him, " I like it that way." I was so embarrassed, afraid that my parents would make me get rid of his record, once they found out the music was Rod McKuen's. They needed haven't worried; I got tired of both anyway, though I still liked Rock in "McMillian&Wife" years later.
Robert Vaughn is so good in this - and the music, too: cool, and groovy! A must-see every week when I was growing up!
Really loved this show and have been an U.N.C.L.E. fan ever since it's original telecast of the very first episode on September 22nd, 1964. Robert Vaughn and David McCallum's portrayals of the super smooth Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin were my childhood heroes. Fond memories of a great television series.....Rest In Peace, Mr.Vaughn.................
I watched the premiere as well, and I can still remember the plot. I was captivated by Illya. First TV show I obsessed over. I was almost 8 years old, and I still love it. And Illta. And Ducky.
9 years old. Third grade. My best buddy, Bob, and I established our own "cell" for U.N.C.L.E. in a small town in SW Michigan. Kept Michigan safe during our three year tenure... A simple, "Thank you for your service" will do.
I'm in UK.....but thank you anyway !! 👍 🇬🇧 ! You've done your bit ..!
Thank you for your service, Thomas! God Speed!
Robert...you gave us some great memories. I watched this as a kid. Rest now.
first 2 seasons were awesome !!!!
gr8 cinematography
Like other fans on this post I had to come here after just learning about the death of Robert Vaughn today. The first time I watched The Man From U.N.C.L.E. back in September 1964. He became on of my favorite actors. As Napoleon Solo his impeccable style of dress, together with his suave womanizing, toughness and wit was on a level above the other tv spies of that era. Fact! Because of Mr. Robert Vaughn. Long before I was a teenager and now as an adult. I always wear my dress suits nicely tailored, with a french cuff dress shirt that is closed properly with cuff-links and sport a nice dress watch.
One of the best ever TV series !! As a little boy I wanted to be Mr Solo .. had the badge had the toy gun and pen
Yep, I had the Man from Uncle pistol, scope, silencer and butt stock ... one of my favorite programs!
Me too!
DiNozzo: “Hey Gibbs, what did Ducky look like when he was younger?”
Gibbs: “Like Ilya Kuryakin…”
A great NCIS line...
Really!? Meta!
I remember that. I stopped watching NCIS years ago. Without DiNozzo, Ziva & Abby it's not the same.
That's an actual line from the show?
@@NIKONGUY1960 YES! It surprised me too!
And the reply was, "Who?"
I miss this show, it was one of my favorites.....💋
Great show with the great Leo G. Carroll as Mr. Alexander Waverly. Loved him in “Topper,”
too.
That rocking Jerry Goldsmith score was the coolest.
Just the first season version.
i miss his musical genius 🎼
5/4 meter. Very cool.
RIP to Robert Vaughn and David McCallum
My brother's life and mine stopped to watch them. Love these characters. Oh...the 60's...
My favorite Jerry Goldsmith score from the 1st year of The Man From UNCLE.
absolutely one of the best
I think the second year music was the best with the bongos!
Such great & classic American television !
This original "Man From U.N.C.L.E." opening was partially parodied in the opening of "Get Smart".
I liked all the doors opening different ways in the get smart opening. Hilarious.
@@chrisslater4053 I liked the phone box
I liked his arrival in his cool sports car.
One of the best TV programs of my childhood.
My favorite show forever and ever 🥰
Me too . The good ol sixties , what a time to be a kid .
Just bought the DVD box set in a beautiful steel spy case for all four seasons .. loads of bonus extras and unseen footage.. I’m on a Binge mission watching every episode now in my Man from Uncle den upstairs away from the wife and dog
gosh - surprised you excluded the dog ;)
It's a great set, is it not?
You have an understanding wife and dog!
@@fiddleandfart pretty damn funny
Back then EVERYBODY wanted to be a 'Secret Agent'.
Robert was the best one. Grew up with this show. Love you and miss you.
i was 13 when this came out,first thing i wanted was a tape recorder,just like these guys,there are organizations like this now and then,watched every episode and still did my homework,youth,it don't get any better than youth,show was way ahead of its time
RIP David McCallum. You were also great as Harold Bride in "A Night to Remember" (1958) who was the 2nd wireless operator on the Titanic.
When I was a kid barely 10 years old, I loved this show.
This was one of my favorite shows when I was a girl.
Loved this show passionately in high school.
I was hooked on The Man from Uncle after my father insisted on watching the opening episode instead of our weekly dose of The Saint with Roger Moore - !
Gotta love that control board.
10 bucks in lights and switches and some cardboard. And it looks as fake as it is.
wasnt tv great back then,loved this show and its still quality,nearly 50 years later
What was it about that time when it seemed TV did so many things right?
Mr. waverly after introducing himself, “and now back to my knobs”
Aka Cosmo Topper
Plus those on my panel!!
It's amazing how this show predicted the future in so many ways,
such as automatic sliding doors, small hand held communications devices and computers linked on a worldwide scale.
It's as if the UNCLE creators in the 1960s had a rare insight into what technology would be like in the 21st Century!
Lyndon , exactly regarding the communications. The electric sliding doors were invented in 1954 and in commercial use by 1959.
@@Dixler683 Nashville. Wendell Smith's early '60's, at least.
@@Dixler683 There was a grocery store with electric doors that slid sideways---Us kids referred to them as "Man From Uncle" doors.
They must have been talking to Arthur c Clarke
All of these things were already in place in real life, or written in sci fiction books like "2001 Space Odyssey" and many others.
RIP Robert Vaughn. it was a pleasure to meet you that day in Harrods. such a nice polite man.
Saw him when I was a child and he came to my small Californian town when he was dabbling in politics.
"Good night, sweet prince
And flights of angels sing thee
To thy rest."
Hamlet, final scene.
Saw him when I was a child and he came to my small Californian town when he was dabbling in politics.
"Good night, sweet prince
And flights of angels sing thee
To thy rest."
Hamlet, final scene.
Brings back memories.
I was nine it was a cool show back then.
Me too all us kids in Scotland had the nifty hand guns they carried around .Think i had Solo's 7mm luger.Damn thing was just a cap gun.Had a chamber and fake shell casings. it was blue Steel like the real thing.Try that today in school!
The first season them of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. was always the best one.
Rest in Peace, Robert, and thank you.
LEGENDS FOREVER ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I loved this show and Honey West!🙂
Loved watching this show when I was a kid. I never missed an episode.
This sure was a hot TV show when it first appeared while I was in grade school. It was the early days of James Bond. I was a Solo fan but the girls in my class were wild about Illya.
Ian Fleming, yes, The Ian Fleming, had helped create the series shortly before his passing.
Well, who else better ...?
The equivalent would George Lucas having a uncredited part in creating 'Spaceballs' ...
@@nigelft Wonder where George got the Han Solo name from...
Actually, Fleming's contribution was minimal. When asked if he would help collaborate with the series, he demurred, but did suggest the protagonist be named Napoleon Solo.
I had a UNCLE , ID back in the 60's. don't tell how much it's worth, I lost it. My grandmother was bourne in 1886.
What a blast from the past. I was born in 1963, shortly before this episode aired. I remember the show, but had never seen it. It looks pretty cool.
The Black And White Episodes Were The Best! The Color Episodes Got Too Campy As The Series Progressed. I Kept Watching Because I Loved The Characters. Rest In Peace, Robert Vaughn.
Case in point, Phillip,
the black and white episodes (Season 1) and the color episodes (Seasons 2, 3 and 4) of "THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. are completely the best.
This is true about a lot of shows back in the sixties. It's like the producers didn't care once the shows went to color
God I loved that series and that time in American history! We all wanted to be like Solo an we all wanted women to be like then, curvy and seductive while men could be men and fight the bad guys, drink too much, smoke cool cigarettes and chase the girls. Why does everybody today complain about that ?😉
Oh please!
Yes, somehow our idea of all that was cool, is terribly uncool now! But, as a teenager then, I loved the Sixties!
Loved this when I was a young boy had a replica plastic gun thought I was Napoleon solo lol.thanks you both for some great memories RIP
OMGosh... I miss TV shows like this!
ROBERT VAUGHN RIP , ONE OF MY FAVOURITE ACTORS !
The was my show back in the day.
Thank you very much for being on the internet. Just finished watching your take on Enterprise ( Star Trek pr
And also reviewed again The Man from Uncle. Thank you very much for having this great site. Red some of the comments wasn't aware that Robert Vaughn passed away. He was a role model with David McCallum as I was growing up. Reading some of the older comments I had to laugh. I'm 68 years old and I'm also security guard
Watched every episode as a kid. First girl I kissed I used the trick I saw Solo do of asking her which she thought was farther - from her forehead to her chin or from ear to ear. Like him, I put a handkerchief from her ear to ear and kissed her when it covered her eyes... I got slapped. Also, I think I was in 7th or 8th grade English class when we were assigned to write a short story. Mine was “The Man from AUNT” (American United Nations Terminators”) The hero’s name was Bonaparte Duet. Those were the days!
Very imaginative! Could've written for TV.
The Original Title For The Girl From
U . N . C . L . E . Was The Girl From
A . U . N . T . I . E . The Acronym For Associated Unified Nations Taskforce for International Enforcement .
I love that 64' impala in the opening
Ah,the 60’s. I was obsessed with this show as a kid. Wouldn’t miss an episode or anything. Thanks to James Bond spy,shows came out of nowhere and filled TV for pretty much the entire decade. The Man From U.N.C.L.E,Get Smart,The Wild,Wild West,Mission Impossible,and others. They all filled the need for international espionage,and Hollywood gave us what we wanted.
We need U.N.C.LE. morethanever, in today's world.
Loved this show as a kid...
RIP, Robert Vaughn
im crying when i see napoleon.. RIP Mr. Vaughn :'(
We never missed it when we were kids. Those black turtlenecks with the blonde Beatles locks...Illya was so cool.
just a funny fact : when David McCallan moved on to NCIS some one asked what did "Ducky" look like when he was young. with a straight face Gibbs said :just like Illya Kuryakin. (season 2, episode 13)
cjordan walker I saw that one. Great scene. Laughed so much.
+cjordan walker That was so well done!!
+cjordan walker Jajaja
+djrepasky Recent years (of NCIS) had a "Man From U.N.C.L.E." sendoff with young "Ducky" and a fellow suspiciously like young "Solo". It was a hoot and very well done!
I just saw that show on dvd. Then it showed a picture of Ducky with a turtleneck sweater like Illya always wore, and Ducky looked at the picture and said I miss those sweaters lol.
I remember when James Bond ruled cinema and The Man From Uncle television. One Christmas I got a James Bond attache case and my brother a Man From Uncle radio that turned into a rifle.