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8601 |
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October 11, 1966 |
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Writer |
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Boris Sobelman |
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Director |
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John Brahm |
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Lyn Peters |
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Model #3), |
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Jackie Mitchell |
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Model #2 |
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Gabrielle Herrera |
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Model #1 |
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Vince Ali |
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THRUSH Agent |
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Alfred Shelly |
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U.N.C.L.E. Agent |
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Norbert Siegfried |
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Valet |
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Roger Til |
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Bartender |
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Ivor Barry |
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Freuchen-Nagy |
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Randy Whipple |
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Darby |
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William Edmonson |
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Police Captain |
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Linda Watkins |
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Mme. Freuchen-Nagy |
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Lisa Loring |
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Felicia |
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John Carradine |
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Prof. Boris Budge |
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Dee Hartford |
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Chu-Chu |
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Edward Andrews |
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Conrad Brassano |
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UNCLE headquarters in Rome is raided by Thrush agents who swipe a small, jewel-like device called a Montori. The Montori allows UNCLE agents to listen in on any UNCLE
channels, even scrambled ones. Waverly orders all communications at UNCLE to cease until the device is recovered. With six world leaders coming together for a top-secret
conference, Waverly believes Thrush intends to create chaos at the meeting. Without communications, Waverly is unable to warn the world leaders of the probable danger.
April and Mark must find the device. |
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Stefanie Powers 2009
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