I Spy (1965)
| Release Date | 15 September 1965 |
| Genre | Comedy, Adventure, Crime, Action |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Series |
| Film Class | Buddy Film, Spy Comedy |
| Niche Genre | Spy Film |
| Themes | Double Life, Americans Abroad, Cons and Scams |
| Tones | Cynical, Deadpan, Irreverent, Humorous, Gritty, Stylized, Witty |
| Tags | Espionage, Partner, Spy, Tennis Pro |
I Spy is an American television secret-agent adventure series. It ran for three seasons on NBC from 1965 to 1968 and teamed Robert Culp as international tennis player Kelly Robinson with Bill Cosby as his trainer, Alexander Scott. The characters' travels as ostensible "tennis bums", Robinson playing talented tennis as an amateur with the wealthy in return for food and lodging, and Scott tagging along, provided a cover story concealing their roles as top agents for the Pentagon. Their real work usually kept them busy chasing villains, spies, and beautiful women.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Harold J. Stone
Zarkas
Eleanor Sommers
Maria
Roy Jenson
Abrams
Stella Garcia
Kull
Robert Patten
Agent Y
Allen Jung
Commander
Tom Pace
Driver
Larry Duran
Burnett
Michael Preece
Border Guard
Paul Micale
Guard #2
Charles Horvath
2nd Guard
Bob Herron
Mohammed
Jack Kruschen
Aram Kanjarian
Lou Krugman
Hidalgo
Fuji
Ko
H.T. Tsiang
Jimmy's Father
Mario Badolati
Bonfiglio
David Mauro
Angelo
Diahn Williams
Cathy
Dale Ishimoto
Capt. Shimatsu
David Bond
Antonio
Martin Garralaga
Brother Juan
Joseph Kim
Gen. Chu
Edward Colmans
Dr. Jalis
Ed Parker
Rico
Steve Peck
Martini
James Seay
Salesman
Steve Gravers
Capt. Richards
Lee Kolima
Ganko
David Sheiner
Turkey
David Friedkin
Marine Lieutenant
David Renard
Clerk
Kam Tong
Kung
George Matsui
Kozo
Rodolfo Hoyos Jr.
Beltran
Arnold Lessing
Bartender
Bob Kline
Clerk
Steve Mitchell
Deputy #1
Sammy Reese
Langdon
Joe Lo Presti
Giovanni
Nancy Hsueh
Girl
Joan Swift
Girl
John Goddard
Donald Forman
Rico Cattani
Guard #1
Giuseppe Paganelli
The One Above
David Chow
Mr. Kurimachi
Victor Eberg
Mexican Artist
Jack Denbo
Agent #1
Charlene Jones
Judy
Nancy Wong
Barbara
Raynum K. Tsukamoto
Lou Wai
Harold Fong
Driver #2
Andy Anza
2nd Porter
Hans William Lee
Aide
Alberto Monte
Conductor
Fred Carson
Cantina Tough
Fabian Dean
Chef
Domenick Delgarde
Policeman
Louie Elias
Guard
Director
Earl Bellamy
Christian Nyby
Richard C. Sarafian
David Friedkin
Leo Penn
Allen Reisner
Writer
Morton S. Fine
David Friedkin
Stephen Kandel
Michael Zagor
Jerrold L. Ludwig
Marion Hargrove
Barry Oringer
Robert Lewin
Earl Barret
Robert C. Dennis
Ernie Frankel
Howard Dimsdale
Gilbert Ralston
Jackson Gillis
Rick Mittleman
Eric Bercovici
Norman Borisoff
Berkely Mather
Elick Moll
Joseph Than
Producer
Morton S. Fine
producer
David Friedkin
producer
Ronald Jacobs
associate producer / executive producer
Michael Fenton
associate producer
Original Music
Hugo Friedhofer
Van Cleave
Cinematographer
Fleet Southcott
Fouad Said
Editor
Bud Molin
Basil Wrangell
Robert Moore
George W. Brooks
Casting Director
Ruth Burch
Fred Roos
Marjorie Benson
Art Director
Kenneth A. Reid
Set Decorator
Ken Swartz
Costume Designer
Harald Johnson
Florence Crewell
Florence Albert
Makeup Department
Donna McDonough
hair stylist
Stanley Smith
makeup artist
William Woods
makeup artist
Production Manager
Edward M. Hillie
production manager / unit production manager
Ronald Jacobs
production supervisor
Frank E. Myers
production manager
Stan Brooks
assistant production manager
Clark L. Paylow
production manager / production manager: Hollywood
Leon Chooluck
location production manager / production manager
Tadeo Villalba
production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Mark Sandrich Jr.
assistant director
Bob Daley
assistant director
Phil Cook
assistant director
Russ Haverick
assistant director
David Friedkin
location unit director / second unit director
Robert Fiz
assistant director
Jack Barry
assistant director
Leon Chooluck
assistant director
Art Department
Jerry McFarland
property master
Stuart Stevenson
property master / prop master
Gene Gossert
property master
Sound Department
John D. Hall
sound editor
Cam McCulloch
sound / sound engineer
Burdick S. Trask
sound engineer
Frank E. Warner
sound editor
Dick Maier
sound editor
Tommy Thompson
sound engineer
John Speak
boom operator
Special Effects
Joe Lombardi
special effects
Stunts
Calvin Brown
stunt double
Bob Bralver
stunt double
Jophery C. Brown
stunts
Ron Burke
stunts
Steven Burnett
stunts
Fred Carson
stunts
Larry Duran
stunts
Louie Elias
stunts
Tony Epper
stunts
Bob Herron
stunts
Charles Horvath
stunts
Roy Jenson
stunts
Gene LeBell
stunts
Denver Mattson
stunts
Ed Parker
stunts
Allen Pinson
stunts
George Sawaya
stunts
Jerry Summers
stunts
Camera and Electrical Department
Ernie Reed
camera operator
Fouad Said
location director of photography
Randall Robinson
assistant camera
Jim Sellars
first assistant camera
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Harald Johnson
costumes
Florence Crewell
costumes
Editorial Department
Jerry Jameson
editorial supervisor / editorial coordinator
Music Department
Ken Johnson
music editor
Walter Popp
music coordinator
Other Crew
Joel Swanson
production assistant
Michael Preece
continuity
Ronald Jacobs
production executive
Richard Wechsler
assistant to producers
Michael Preece
continuity
Maria Luisa Alcaraz
production assistant
Herbert Klynn
title designer
Production Company
3F Productions
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Distributor
National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Image Entertainment
Kinowelt Home Entertainment
NBC Film
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NET (TV Asahi)
National Telefilm Associates (NTA)
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Peter Rodgers Organization
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Miscellaneous
Format Productions
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