The Last of the Secret Agents?

1h 32m 1966
The Last of the Secret Agents?

Cast & Crew

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Norman Abbott

Director

Marty Allen

Marty Johnson

Steve Rossi

Steve Donovan

John Williams

J. Frederick Duval

Nancy Sinatra

Micheline

Lou Jacobi

Papa Leo

Film Details

Genre
Comedy
Spy
Release Date
Jan 1966
Premiere Information
Los Angeles opening: 25 May 1966
Production Company
Paramount Pictures
Country
United States

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 32m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Technicolor)

Synopsis

Marty Johnson and Steve Donovan, two American tourists in France, unwittingly become involved in the operations of THEM, an international band of art thieves headed by the diabolical Zolten Schubach. Pressed into working for GGI (Good Guys Inc.), which is the nemesis of THEM, Marty and Steve are given The Umbrella, a multi-purpose piece of spy apparatus rejected by James Bond and Derek Flint. While entertaining guests at Schubach's chateau, Marty and Steve learn that THEM is planning to steal the Venus di Milo when it is shipped to the London World's Fair. Using The Umbrella to wire their finding to GGI, the two receive orders to stay with the gang until it can be apprehended. Bedlam then follows aboard a Paris-bound train and in a helicopter tracking the vehicle carrying the famed statue. The thieves are captured, and Marty and Steve return to the United States as heroes. But just as they are being hailed as the protectors of national treasures, helicopter cables are removing the Statue of Liberty from its foundation.

Director

Norman Abbott

Director

Cast

Marty Allen

Marty Johnson

Steve Rossi

Steve Donovan

John Williams

J. Frederick Duval

Nancy Sinatra

Micheline

Lou Jacobi

Papa Leo

Carmen

Baby May Zoftig

Theo Marcuse

Zoltan Schubach

Connie Sawyer

Florence

Ben Lessy

Harry

Remo Pisani

THEM #1

Larry Duran

THEM #2

Thordis Brandt

Fred Johnson

Wilhelm Von Homburg

GGI #1

Aida Fries

Belly dancer

Edy Williams

Phyllis Davis

Beautiful girls

Don Keefer

Over-vain spy

Emanuel Thomas

Frogman

Philip Sascombe

Englishman

Paul Daniel

Milkman

Sig Ruman

German scientist

Ed Sullivan

Himself

Harvey Korman

German colonel

Loren Ewing

Crew

Norman Abbott

Producer

Norman Abbott

Story

Norman Abbott

Composer

Roland Anderson

Art Director

Robert R. Benton

Set Decoration

Frank Comstock

Orchestration

William C. Davidson

Production Manager

Francisco Day

1st Assistant Director

Farciot Edouart

Process Photography

Lee Hazlewood

Composer

Edith Head

Women's Costume Designer

Neal Hefti

Composer

Pete King

Music

Pete King

Composer

Paul K. Lerpae

Special Photography Effects

Harold Lewis

Sound

Otho Lovering

Film Editor

Nellie Manley

Hairstyling & dressing

James Payne

Set Decoration

Martin Pendleton

Prop

Hal Pereira

Art Director

Harold Stine

Cinematographer

Andre Tayir

Choreography

Mel Tolkin

Screenwriter

Mel Tolkin

Original Story

Mel Tolkin

Composer

Mel Tolkin

Associate Producer

Anthony Wade

Prop

Marvin Weldon

Script Supervisor

Wally Westmore

Makeup

John Wilkinson

Sound

Film Details

Genre
Comedy
Spy
Release Date
Jan 1966
Premiere Information
Los Angeles opening: 25 May 1966
Production Company
Paramount Pictures
Country
United States

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 32m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Technicolor)

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Trivia

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Released in United States 1966

Released in United States 1966

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