Get Smart (1965)
| Release Date | 18 September 1965 |
| Genre | Comedy, Crime, Mystery |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | CBS Studio Center - 4024 Radford Avenue, Studio City, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color, Black and White |
Get Smart is an American television comedy series that satirizes the secret agent genre. Created by Mel Brooks with Buck Henry, the show starred Don Adams as Maxwell Smart, Agent 86, Barbara Feldon as Agent 99, and Edward Platt as the Chief of CONTROL, a secret American government counter-espionage agency. Henry said the creation of this show came from a request by Daniel Melnick, who was a partner, along with Leonard B. Stern and David Susskind, of the show's production company, Talent Associates, to capitalize on "the two biggest things in the entertainment world today"—James Bond and Inspector Clouseau. Brooks said: "It's an insane combination of James Bond and Mel Brooks comedy."
Cast and Crew
Cast
Robert Karvelas
Larabee
Rose Michtom
Woman at the Airport
King Moody
Starker
Red
Fang - Agent K-13
Milton Selzer
Parker
Bryan O'Byrne
Hodgkins
Jane Dulo
99's Mother
Paul Hahn
Holloway
Eddie Hice
Blindfolded Accountant
Oscar Beregi Jr.
Beastmaster
Harry Basch
KAOS Leader
John Myhers
Otto Hurrah
Joey Forman
Harry Hoo
Ellen Weston
Dr. Steele
Peter Frank
Le Mans
Fabian Dean
Delivery Man
Andre Philippe
Hubert
Eddie Ryder
Hathaway
Marc London
Agent 24
George Sawaya
Werewolf
Byron Morrow
Agent 37
Karen Arthur
Agent 38
Leonard Bremen
Bartender
Dick Yarmy
Foster
Harold J. Stone
Captain Groman
Joseph Sirola
Harvey Satan
H.M. Wynant
Frank Valentine
Judy Dan
Susie Hayakawa
Kurt Kreuger
Auerbach
Irwin Charone
Prof. Whitaker
Than Wyenn
Cortez
Harry Bartell
Dietrich
Julie Bennett
Stewardess
Ronald Long
Leadside
Ella Edwards
Miss Hoskins
Richard Karlan
Bruno
Lee Kolima
Bobo
Anthony Eustrel
Hillary Conrad
Jim Boles
Dr. Ratton
Paul Lukather
Baccardo
Diahn Williams
Bohrman
Dort Clark
KAOS Hood
Ann Prentiss
Nancy
Allan Kent
Delivery Man
John S. Ragin
Kendall
Joseph Mell
Preminger
Tim Herbert
Attendant
Lewis Charles
Lopez the Spy
Jim MacGeorge
Stan Laurel
Maurice Marsac
Louis
Martin Ashe
Agent 42
Patricia Ann Conway
Operator
Robert Easton
Maestro
Victor Bozeman
Penwick
Sid Grossfeld
Motorcycle Cop
Edward Colmans
Don Carlos
John Francis
Agent X40
Poupée Bocar
Esperanza
Owen Bush
Bartender
Charles Bateman
Chuck Armstrong
Bill Oberlin
W.C. Fields
E.J. Schuster
Oliver Hardy
Nicholas Georgiade
Marcus
Grant Sewell
KAOS Announcer
Roy Dean
Bobby
Hedley Mattingly
Chief Inspector Sparrow
Larry Gallery
Jury Foreman
Marcel Hillaire
Duval
Philip Roth
Dimitri
Charles Horvath
Igor
Larry Anthony
KAOS Agent at Airport
Martha Salcido
Lily
Vivienne Ventura
Consuela
Burt Nodella
KAOS Doctor
Director
Gary Nelson
Bruce Bilson
Earl Bellamy
Jay Sandrich
Alan Rafkin
Frank McDonald
William Wiard
Norman Abbott
Charles R. Rondeau
Murray Golden
Reza Badiyi
Don Richardson
David Alexander
Sidney Miller
Harry Falk
Jerry Hopper
Richard Benedict
Anton Leader
Writer
Arne Sultan
Chris Hayward
Leonard Stern
Mike Marmer
Stan Burns
Dee Caruso
Gerald Gardner
Gordon Mitchell
Lloyd Turner
Allan Burns
William Raynor
Myles Wilder
Phil Hahn
Jack Hanrahan
Norman Paul
Pat McCormick
Carol Cavella
Joseph Cavella
Budd Grossman
Gloria Burton
Ron Friedman
Marvin Worth
Lila Garrett
Bernie Kahn
Phil Leslie
Sam Bobrick
Bill Idelson
Burt Nodella
Bob DeVinney
Producer
Leonard Stern
executive producer
David Davis
associate producer
Arne Sultan
executive producer
Burt Nodella
producer
Arnie Rosen
producer
Jay Sandrich
producer
Harry R. Sherman
associate producer
Chris Hayward
producer
Jess Oppenheimer
producer
Original Music
Irving Szathmary
Cinematographer
Meredith M. Nicholson
Robert Wyckoff
Editor
William Cairncross
Howard French
M. Pam Blumenthal
Leonard W. Leonard
Alan Jaggs
Bill Lewis
Stanley Frazen
Jerry Sperber
Howard A. Smith
Clay Bartels
Casting Director
Pat Harris
Art Director
Howard Campbell
Frank T. Smith
Archie J. Bacon
Carl Braunger
Set Decorator
Anthony D. Nealis
Ray Molyneaux
Donald J. Sullivan
Dave L. Love
Makeup Department
Ray Sebastian
makeup artist
Bette Iverson
hair stylist
Dorothy White
hair stylist
Ray Forman
hair stylist
Production Manager
Ted Rich
post-production supervisor
Bill Lewis
post-production supervisor
Burt Nodella
executive in charge of production
Leonard Stern
executive in charge of production
Lionel A. Ephraim
unit production manager
William P. Owens
production manager
Milt Trager
production manager
George Tobin
production manager
Cy Brooskin
production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Michael Messinger
assistant director
Claude Binyon Jr.
assistant director
Robert Farfan
assistant director
William P. Owens
assistant director
Burt Astor
assistant director
Fred Giles
assistant director
Art Department
James Harris
property master
Edward Goldstein
property master
Sound Department
Bill Flannery
sound engineer
Max M. Hutchinson
sound engineer
Special Effects
Paul Byrd
special effects
Perzy High
special effects
Edwin Tillman
special effects
Justus Gibbs
special effects
Allen Bastien
special effects
Dave Koehler
special effects
Stunts
Bobby Somers
stunts
Steven Burnett
stunts
Larry Duran
stunts
Eddie Hice
stunt double
Camera and Electrical Department
Burl Stafford
gaffer
James Hunter
gaffer
Chuck Morgan
key grip
Roy Knight
key grip
Tom May
key grip
Casting Department
Nancy E. Barr
casting assistant
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Donald MacDonald
wardrobe
Leslie Hall
wardrobe: women
C. Capriotti
wardrobe designer and furnisher: Barbara Feldon
Ron Postal
wardrobe designer: Don Adams / wardrobe designer
Suzanne Smith
wardrobe: women
Editorial Department
Bill Lewis
supervising editor / film editor
Floyd Knudtson
film editor
Howard French
film editor
Music Department
Irving Szathmary
conductor
Ed Norton
music editor
Other Crew
Victoria Weisbart
script supervisor
Dorothy Aldworth
script supervisor
Norman Paul
story consultant / story editor
Chris Hayward
story consultant
Harry R. Sherman
production executive
Reza Badiyi
title visualization
Rosemary Dorsey
script supervisor
Gordon Mitchell
story consultant
Pat O'Leary
assistant to producer
Lloyd Turner
story consultant
Allan Burns
story consultant
Arne Sultan
story editor
Bill Lewis
assistant to producer
Karen Hale Wookey
script supervisor
Phil Leslie
story editor
Elon Packard
story editor
Production Company
CBS Television
National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Talent Associates
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Distributor
CBS Television
National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
CBS Television Distribution
Kinowelt Home Entertainment
NBC Film
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NET (TV Asahi)
National Telefilm Associates (NTA)
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Paramount Television
Republic Pictures (II)
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Worldvision Enterprises
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Miscellaneous
Botany 500
clothes furnishing: Don Adams
Buick Motor Division
automobiles furnished by
CBS Studio Center
filming location
Ed Norton Music Service
music editing
Edit-Rite
sound effects
Glen Glenn Sound
sound recording
Lever Brothers
original sponsor
Paramount Studios
filming location
Timely Clothes
wardrobe: Don Adams
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