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Organizzazione U.N.C.L.E.

Titolo originale: The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
  • Serie TV
  • 1964–1968
  • TV-PG
  • 50min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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Organizzazione U.N.C.L.E. (1964)
The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
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I due principali agenti del comando della rete unita per la legge e l'applicazione noto come U.N.C.L.E., combattono i nemici della pace, in particolare le forze di T.H.R.U.S.H.I due principali agenti del comando della rete unita per la legge e l'applicazione noto come U.N.C.L.E., combattono i nemici della pace, in particolare le forze di T.H.R.U.S.H.I due principali agenti del comando della rete unita per la legge e l'applicazione noto come U.N.C.L.E., combattono i nemici della pace, in particolare le forze di T.H.R.U.S.H.

  • Creazione
    • Sam Rolfe
  • Star
    • Robert Vaughn
    • David McCallum
    • Leo G. Carroll
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,7/10
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    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    POPOLARITÀ
    2483
    14
    • Creazione
      • Sam Rolfe
    • Star
      • Robert Vaughn
      • David McCallum
      • Leo G. Carroll
    • 36Recensioni degli utenti
    • 19Recensioni della critica
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    • Candidato a 16 Primetime Emmy
      • 2 vittorie e 23 candidature totali

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    Robert Vaughn
    Robert Vaughn
    • Napoleon Solo…
    • 1964–1968
    David McCallum
    David McCallum
    • Illya Kuryakin…
    • 1964–1968
    Leo G. Carroll
    Leo G. Carroll
    • Alexander Waverly…
    • 1964–1968
    John Herman Shaner
    • UNCLE Agent…
    • 1964–1966
    David Armstrong
    • Thrush Agent…
    • 1964–1967
    William Burnside
    • Henchman…
    • 1964–1967
    Cosmo Sardo
    Cosmo Sardo
    • Party Guest…
    • 1964–1967
    Sharyn Hillyer
    Sharyn Hillyer
    • Wanda…
    • 1964–1967
    Barbara Moore
    • Lisa Rogers
    • 1967–1968
    George Sawaya
    • Guard…
    • 1964–1967
    Leigh Chapman
    Leigh Chapman
    • Sarah Johnson…
    • 1965–1966
    Dick Crockett
    Dick Crockett
    • Karate Killer…
    • 1966–1967
    Regis Parton
    Regis Parton
    • Thrush Agent…
    • 1964–1966
    Jill Ireland
    Jill Ireland
    • Imogen Smythe…
    • 1964–1967
    David Sheiner
    David Sheiner
    • Parviz…
    • 1965–1966
    Woodrow Parfrey
    Woodrow Parfrey
    • Andy Watson…
    • 1964–1966
    Richard Angarola
    Richard Angarola
    • Inspector Fiamma…
    • 1965–1967
    Charles Giorgi
    • Cashier…
    • 1965–1966
    • Creazione
      • Sam Rolfe
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    10wnewman106

    One of the 5 greatest series ever.

    Hollywood has missed a bet by not capitalizing on the fact that Robert Vaughn and David McCallum are still alive. There should be another series or a movie with these two, but it would require some good writing to get a show worth watching. DO NOT MAKE THE MISTAKES THAT WERE MADE ON THE AVENGERS MOVIE. I've always maintained that if you wanted to watch a show about the past, you could watch Wild, Wild, West; if you wanted to watch a show about the present, you could watch Man From Uncle; if you wanted to watch a show about the future, you could watch Star Trek; if you wanted a foreign flavored show you could watch The Avengers; and if you wanted to watch a comedy, you could watch Get Smart. MFU started in 1964, WWW and Get Smart in 1965 and Star Trek in 1966. The Avengers with Emma Peel hit here around 1967. You can get by in life just watching these shows. My feeling is that the Sixties started in February 1964 with the Beatles on Ed Sullivan and ended with the Manson murders in August 1969. Those were 5 magical, wonderful years that I wish could be recaptured and relived somehow. Anyway, what made MFU such a hit? There were numerous teen-age baby-boomers who thought the exciting life shown on the show was how life was going to be. Women, travel, women, cool suits, women, weapons, excitement, women, etc,. Did I mention women? Sure beat the work-a-day world our Dads had to live in the 1960s. We were in for a big surprise when we grew up. No UNCLE organization, no space travel, no huge amounts of leisure time. Sigh.
    cariart

    Popular 007 Spin-Off Created a Sensation...

    'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' was an bona fide television phenomena when it first aired, in 1964. The brainchild of producer Norman Felton, who was a fan of Ian Fleming's 'James Bond' novels, the missions of the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement (U.N.C.L.E.), would be set on an international scale, pitted against SPECTRE-like THRUSH, an organization composed of terrorists, anarchists, and megalomaniacs. In the original concept, a 'civilian' would be drawn into the intrigue, each week, to aid U.N.C.L.E. on a mission, and provide a link that viewers could relate to.

    Felton sent his notes to Ian Fleming, asking the author to create a name for the series' hero, and Fleming came up with 'Napoleon Solo', the last name 'lifted' from a gangster character from 'Goldfinger'. He offered a few other minor suggestions, and gave Felton his blessing on the endeavor. With a 'pedigree' like this, how could the series fail?

    Veteran writer Sam Rolfe came on board to write the pilot script and co-produce, and an excellent cast was assembled. Oscar-nominee Robert Vaughn, who'd worked with Felton on the series, 'The Lieutenant', was cast as Solo; young Scot actor David McCallum, fresh from THE GREAT ESCAPE, would play the supporting role of fellow agent Illya Kuryakin; and, in a casting coup, legendary character actor Leo G. Carroll, who'd portrayed a spy chief in Alfred Hitchcock's NORTH BY NORTHWEST, would assume the same function for U.N.C.L.E. (Getting Carroll required some creativity; while his 'official' birth date was listed as 1892, he was actually born in 1887, and NBC would never have permitted a nearly 80-year old series regular...Felton stuck with '1892', and made his scenes as easy as possible, which worked, as Carroll survived the entire series' run, not passing away until 1972).

    Shot in black and white for the first season, and featuring a marvelous 'bulletproof glass' opening sequence, with a majestic, John Barry-influenced theme (by Jerry Goldsmith), 'U.N.C.L.E.' debuted in 1964 as both FROM Russia WITH LOVE and GOLDFINGER were in theaters, and soon became a major hit...then reached unprecedented heights, when McCallum, with his 'Beatles'-like haircut, captured the attention of younger fans caught up with the 'British Invasion' of Rock music, and became an overnight sex symbol nationwide. McCallum's role was quickly 'beefed-up' to co-star status, and U.N.C.L.E.-mania had begun!

    With a terrific mix of action, tongue-in-cheek humor, and what NBC would allow for sex, the first season offered many memorable moments, including the first appearance of future 'Star Trek' stars William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, together, in an episode (Shatner was the heroic 'civilian' called in to aid U.N.C.L.E., Nimoy was the villain's henchman).

    NBC was very pleased with their hit series, and Vaughn and McCallum were soon doing 'cameos' in other series, as well as promotions for the Peacock Network. One of the first 'primetime' series to be extensively marketed, a line of U.N.C.L.E. merchandise appeared, with dolls, toy guns, lunch boxes, comic books, model kits, cologne, clothing, and more filling store shelves. It was a heady time for everyone!

    For the second season (1965-66), 'U.N.C.L.E.' was produced in color, and a 'guest' list of legendary stars lined up for appearances on the series, but despite respectable ratings, the overall quality of the show fluctuated, with some episodes downright silly. Just as the 'Bond' films peaked in popularity in 1965, with THUNDERBALL, then began to decline as the 'craze' subsided, the novelty of 'U.N.C.L.E.' began to wear off, and new 'line' producers were more interested in comedy and campiness, discarding, by season's end, any 'edge' the series first had. By the third season (1966-67), 'camp' was the rule; a spin-off, 'The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.', flopped; and the writing was on the wall that the series was on it's way out.

    The producers made a last-ditch attempt to return the more dramatic elements to the series at the start of it's fourth season, in 1967, discarding the campiness, and, unfortunately, nearly all of the humor, as well, but the newly 'serious' 'U.N.C.L.E.' had lost it's audience, and the show was canceled in early 1968.

    The impact of 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' cannot be minimized. It paved the way for 'The Wild, Wild, West', 'Get Smart', 'Mission Impossible', and all the other 'spy' shows that followed in it's footsteps, became a 'cult' favorite after cancellation that is still generating interest, to this day (with successful conventions, a 'reunion' TV-movie, and a steady stream of fan mail continuing to be sent to Vaughn and McCallum, 35 years after the final episode first aired), and there is talk of a feature film in the works.

    And, as we fans will always remember, without the cooperation of the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement, none of this would be possible!
    hakobell

    Man from UNCLE is great 60's spy stuff!

    I know the last user thought the episodes were just average, but you cannot judge very early 60's TV by today's standard and technology. The show was very cool, and so were Napoleon and Illya. Heck, that is why there is still a huge following forty years later.

    Yes, the shows look as if they were filmed on back lot. They were. The pace and budget did not allow for on location scenes. Look at old Star Trek and you will see the same limitations.

    Many shows were intended to be funny or at least tongue in cheek. The episode with Joan Collins is a riot. The agents are trying to get a low class woman to pass off as a lady. This episode, The Galatea Affair, is a take on My Fair Lady and introduces Noel Harrison as Mark Slate. OF course you will remember that his father had the task of transforming Liza Doolitle in MFL.

    Try the very early pairing of Shatner and Nimoy in Project Strigas or The Ultimate Computer Affair, another great MFU episode. There were over 100 of them in this popular 60's show.
    9disco07

    The united network, you know the rest!

    Watching a "Christmas Carol" and seeing Leo G. Carroll, more or less made me remember the "Man from U.N.C.L.E.". Napoleon Solo, in my humble opinion, was the only other spy who could seriously rival Sean Connery. Vaugn was not only kool and suave, but handsome and cunning, much like James Bond except that Napoleon Solo had a quite different style. Illya Kuryakin, aka David Mcallum, was excellent as the right hand man for solo and was the first time I had seen an intelligent Russian portrayed on the screen. Although I had previously seen Mcallum in "The Great Escape". Finally, Leo G. Carroll gave a commanding performance as Mr. Waverly, a man who had complete control over his agents yet had a fatherly kind of feel. But, hey, you all know this and now back to the movies!
    10spacelord

    A Classic

    The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is arguably one of the greatest shows of the Sixties and definitely the best American spy show. It blended tongue in cheek humour with action and adventure for an end result that was extremely entertaining. Unfortunately, all good things cannot last. The first season (when it was still shot in black and white) and the second season (the first one shot in colour) place The Man From U.N.C.L.E. among the best television has to offer. All of this changed with the third season, when the series became so silly that watching its episodes became nearly unbearable. The show recovered somewhat in its abbreviated fourth season (it would be cancelled midway through), but by that time The Man From U.N.C.L.E. had lost its charm. Though the fourth season episodes are watchable, they lack the humour and pinache of the first two seasons. Regardless, The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is a testament to what Sixties television could do at its very finest.

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    • Quiz
      Robert Vaughn worked on his Ph.D. during the course of the series and often was allowed to leave the set early so that he could attend night classes.
    • Blooper
      The map upon Mr. Waverly's office wall is incorrect in numerous cases. For example, it shows Canada and Newfoundland to be 2 separate states, which they were until 1949. Other errors include the lack of East Pakistan and all of Indo-China is depicted as one nation by the name of 'Siam'. This map appears in various episodes. East Pakistan was founded in the late 1940s, and Siam split up in the 1950s; Siam then became Thailand.
    • Citazioni

      Napoleon Solo: [calling on the intercom] Illya, we have a situation here that needs your special talents. Are you free?

      Illya Kuryakin: [from intercom] No man is free who works for a living. But, I'm available.

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      A number of first-season episodes begin with a prologue in which the lead actors break the fourth wall and address the audience, explaining who they are and what they do.
    • Versioni alternative
      Every two-part episodes of this series was re-edited for theatrical release in Europe. Each of these films include scenes filmed especially for theaters, often including additional violence or innuendo, while the TV versions also include scenes not released theatrically. These movies are listed separately in the IMDb.
    • Connessioni
      Featured in TV Guide: The First 25 Years (1979)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 22 settembre 1964 (Stati Uniti)
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      • Inglese
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios - 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, Stati Uniti
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